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Anne Meredith Khademian, Ph.Dakhademi@vt.edu, www.annekhademian.cpap.vt.eduJournal Articles (cont)"From Agitation to Collaboration: Clearing the Air through Negotiation." 1997. By EdwardWeber and Anne M. Khademian. Public Administration Review 57 (5): 396-410."Bringing Politics Back In: Defense Policy and the Theoretical Study of Institutions andProcesses." 1996. By Kenneth Mayer and Anne M. Khademian. Public AdministrationReview 56 (2): 180-190.“When Missions Matter: Professional Priorities and the 'Step-Child' of Supervision."1995. ByAnne M. Khademian. Governance 8 (1): 26-57.“Reinventing a Government Corporation: Professional Priorities and a Clear Bottom-Line." 1995.Anne M. Khademian. Public Administration Review 55 (1): 17-28.“The New Dynamics of Legislating and the Implications for Delegating: What's to be Expectedon the Receiving End?" 1995. By Anne M. Khademian. Journal of Public AdministrationResearch and Theory 5 (1): 19-44.Edited Publications“A Public Administration Review Symposium on the Financial Crisis.” 2009. Edited by Anne M.Khademian. Public Administration Review July/August.“Inclusive Management and Ways of Knowing.” Guest Edited by Martha Feldman and Anne M.Khademian. An International Public Management Journal special issue 12 (2).Book Chapters“Leadership through Culture Change.” 2010. By Anne M. Khademian. Chapter for Handbook onPublic Administration, Robert Durant (ed.). Oxford University Press.“Hurricane Katrina and the Failure of Homeland Security.” 2009. By Anne M. Khademian.Chapter for Judging Bush, Robert Maranto, et al (eds.). Stanford University Press.“There’s no security unless everyone is secure”: The United States Coast Guard and a PortSecurity Network of Shared Responsibility.” 2009. By Anne M. Khademian and WilliamBerberich. In Unlocking the Power of Networks: Keys to High Performance Government,Stephen Goldsmith and Donald Kettl (eds). The Brookings Institution.“The Presidency-Bureaucracy Nexus: Examining Competence and Responsiveness.” 2009. ByAnne M. Khademian. In the Oxford Handbook of the American Presidency, edited byGeorge Edwards and William Howell.