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Lance deHaven-Smith, Environmental Concern in Florida and the Nation (Gainesville:University of Florida Press, 1991).Lance deHaven-Smith, Controlling Florida’s Development (Wakefield, New Hampshire:Hollowbrook Publishing, 1991).Lance deHaven-Smith, Philosophical Critiques of Policy Analysis: Lindblom, Habermas, andThe Great Society (Gainesville: University Presses of Florida, 1988). Winner of the Manning J.Dauer Prize.Lance deHaven-Smith, Environmental Publics: Public Opinion on Environmental Protection andGrowth Management, (Boston: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 1987), Monograph #87-2.Lance deHaven-Smith and Kenneth M. Michels, eds., Issues and Options in Health CareDelivery: The Florida Perspective, (Boca Raton, FL: FAU Institute of Government, 1986),Monograph #86-1. Includes Lance deHaven-Smith and Barbara C. Brumback, “The Politics ofHealth Care Delivery: Changes in Florida’s Medicaid Program,” pp. 32-49.Chapters in BooksLance deHaven-Smith, “Beginnings of a Lawless Presidency,” in Mark Crispin Miller, Editor, LoserTake All: Election Fraud and the Subversion of Democracy, 2000 – 2008, Ig Publishing, Brooklyn,New York, 2008, pp. 45-58.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Growth Management and Environmental Protection,” in EdwardBenton, ed., Florida Government, (Gainesville, FL: University of Florida Press, 2008).Lance deHaven-Smith, “What Jesus Says to Public Administration,” in in Thomas D. Lynch andTodd J. Dicker, Handbook of Organization Theory and Management: The PhilosophicalApproach, Second Edition (New York: Marcel Dekker, 2005).Lance deHaven-Smith, “County Considerations in Commission Redistricting,” in SusanMacManus, Mapping Florida’s Political Landscape: The Changing Art and Politics ofReapportionment and Redistricting (Tallahassee: Florida Institute of Government, 2001).Lance deHaven-Smith and David Colburn, “Restoring Balance to Florida’s System of GrowthManagement and Environmental Protection,” in Lance deHaven-Smith and Dena Hurst, eds.,Charting Florida’s Future (Tallahassee, FL: Florida Institute of Government, 1999).Lance deHaven-Smith, “Jesus and Public Administration,” in Thomas D. Lynch and Todd J.Dicker, Handbook of Organization Theory and Management (New York: Marcel Dekker, 1998).Lance deHaven-Smith, “Constitution Revision in Florida,” in Richard Chackerian, editor, TheFlorida Public Policy Management System (Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt, 1998).4

Lance deHaven-Smith, “Florida’s Unfinished Agenda in Growth Management andEnvironmental Protection,” in Robert J. Huckshorn, Florida Politics and Government,(Gainesville, FL: University of Florida Press, 1991). Second Edition 1998, University Press ofFlorida.Lance deHaven-Smith, James C. Nicholas, and Teresa Herrero, “Farmland Protection: Issues andTechniques,” in Hal Hiemstra and Nancy Bushwick, Plowing the Urban Fringe: AlternativeApproaches to Farmland Preservation (Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center forEnvironmental and Urban Problems, 1989), Monograph #88-2.Lance deHaven-Smith and Randall B. Ripley, “The Political-Theoretical Foundations of PublicPolicy,” in Edward B. Portis and Michael B. Levy, eds., Handbook of Political Theory and PolicyScience (Westport, CN: Greenwood Press, 1988).Lance deHaven-Smith and Allen Imershein, “Florida,” in Richard C. Nathan, Fred Doolittle, andAssociates, eds., Reagan and the States: Federalism Under Stress. (Princeton: PrincetonUniversity Press, 1987).Lance deHaven-Smith, “Survey Research for Comprehensive Planning,” in John M. DeGroveand Julian Conrad Juergensmeyer, eds., Perspectives on Florida’s Growth Management Act of1985. (Boston: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 1986). Monograph #86-5.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Special Districts: A Structural Approach to Infrastructure Finance andManagement,” in James C. Nicholas, ed., The Changing Structure of Infrastructure Finance.(Boston: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 1985). Monograph #85-5.Articles in Refereed JournalsMatthew T. Witt and Lance deHaven-Smith, “Conjuring the Holographic State: ScriptingSecurity Doctrine for a (New) World of Disorder,” Administration & Society, October 2008,Vol. 40, No. 6, pp. 547-585.Lance deHaven-Smith, “When Political Crimes Are Inside Jobs: Detecting State Crimes AgainstDemocracy, “ Administrative Theory & Praxis, Vol. 28: No. 3. (September 2006), pp. 330-355.Lance deHaven-Smith and Kenneth C. Jenne II, “Management by Inquiry: A DiscursiveAccountability System for Large Organizations,” Public Administration Review, Volume 66,Issue 1, January 2006.Lance deHaven-Smith, “What Jesus Says to Public Administration,” International Journal ofOrganizational Theory and Behavior, Issue 1, Volume 6 (2003).5

Reubin O’D. Askew and Lance deHaven-Smith, “E Pluribus Unum in a Multi-Racial, Multi-Cultural State,” Introduction to the Review of Legislation (Tallahassee: Florida State UniversityLaw Review), Winter 2000.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Collective Will-Formation: The Missing Dimension in PublicAdministration,” Administrative Theory and Praxis, Volume 20, Number 2, 1998, pp. 126-140.Lance deHaven-Smith, “How Jesus Planned to Overthrow the Roman Empire,” ReligiousStudies and Theology, Vol. 16, No.1, June 1997.Lance deHaven-Smith and John Wodraska, “Consensus-Building in Integrated ResourcesPlanning,” Public Administration Review, Summer 1996.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Toward a Communicative Theory of Environmental Opinion: ARejoinder to Audirac and Shoemyen,” Environment and Behavior, 21 (September) 1989, pp.630-635.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Environmental Belief Systems: Public Opinion Toward Land UseRegulation in Florida,” Environment and Behavior, March 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Ideology and the Tax Revolt: Florida’s Amendment 1,” The PublicOpinion Quarterly, Vol. 49, Fall 1985, pp. 300-309.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Regulatory Theory and State Land-Use Regulation: Implications fromFlorida’s Experience with Growth Management,” Public Administration Review, Vol. 44 (No.5), September/October 1984, pp. 413-420.Lance deHaven-Smith and Carl E. Van Horn, “Subgovernment Conflict in Public Policy,” PolicyStudies Journal, Vol. 12 (No. 4), June 1984, pp. 627-642.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Evidence on the Minimal Management Principle of Program Design:Implementation of the Targeted Jobs Tax Credit,” The Journal of Politics, Vol. 45 (No. 3),August 1983, pp. 711-730.Aage R. Clausen, Soren Holmberg and Lance deHaven-Smith, “Contextual Factors in theAccuracy of Leader Perceptions of Constituents’ Views,” The Journal of Politics, Vol. 45 (No.2), May 1983, pp. 450-472.Other ArticlesLance deHaven-Smith, “CEO’s Foresee a Difficult Year,” Florida CEO Trends, published byFlorida Trend Magazine (December 2008).6

Lance deHaven-Smith, “CEO’s See Economy Cooling,” Florida CEO Trends, published byFlorida Trend Magazine (December 2006).Lance deHaven-Smith, “CEO’s Upbeat about 2006,” Florida CEO Trends, published by FloridaTrend Magazine (December 2005).Lance deHaven-Smith, “2005: Expecting a Strong Showing,” Florida CEO Trends, published byFlorida Trend Magazine (December 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith, “Florida CEOs Anticipate Economic Improvement,” cover story forFlorida CEO Trends, published by Florida Trend Magazine (December 2003).Lance deHaven-Smith, “Tough Times Ahead,” cover story for Florida CEO Trends, publishedby Florida Trend Magazine (December 2002), pp. 6-10.Lance deHaven-Smith, “News from the Economic Frontline,” cover story for Florida CEOTrends, published by Florida Trend Magazine (December 2001), pp. 8-14.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Cities of the Future,” Quality Cities, Florida League of Cities,September/October 2001, pp. 7, 15-16.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Florida’s Economy Is E-volving,” Florida Trend Magazine: 2001Annual TopRank Florida (December 2000), pp. 8-11.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Term Limits May Increase Home Rule,” Florida Counties: TheMagazine of the Florida Association of Counties, March/April 1999.Lance and Westi Jo deHaven-Smith, “Understanding the Vote on the Sugar Fee,” The FloridaVoter, Jan. 1997.Lance deHaven-Smith, “What’s Wrong with Florida’s Cabinet System, The Debate (publishedby the Lincoln Center for Public Service), Vol. I, Issue 2.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Profiles in Cowardice,” Florida Trend, August 1995.Lance deHaven-Smith, “The Use and Abuse of Survey Research—A Review of The CaptivePublic.” Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XV (No. 1), October 1987.Lance deHaven-Smith, “The Public’s Attitudes on Growth Management Issues in the TreasureCoast Region,” Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XIV (No. 2), January, 1987.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Growth Management Issues in the Northeast Region of Florida,” FloridaEnvironmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XIV (No. 1), October 1986.7

Lance deHaven-Smith, “Florida’s Changing Values: Environmentalism and the Tax Revolt,”Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XIII (No. 3), April 1986.Lance deHaven-Smith, “The Attitudes of Delray Beach Residents on Growth ManagementIssues,” Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XIII (No. 1), October 1985.Lance deHaven-Smith and Douglas Gatlin, “The Florida Voter,” Florida Environmental andUrban Issues, Vol. XIII (No. 3), April 1985. Reprinted in The Florida Geographer, “The FloridaVoter: A Regional Analysis,” Vol. 19 (No. 1), September 1985.Lance deHaven-Smith, “The Attitudes of New Smyrna Beach Residents on Growth ManagementIssues,” Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XII (No. 4), July 1985.Lance deHaven-Smith, The Attitudes of Lee County Voters on Growth Management Issues,”Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XII (No. 2), January 1985.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Overwhelming Support for Land-Use Controls: The Attitudes ofMonroe County Residents on Growth Management Issues,” Florida Environmental and UrbanIssues, Vol. XII (No. 1), October 1984, pp. 4-11.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Concern Over Waste in Government: The Attitudes of Palm BeachCounty Residents on Florida’s Taxes and Services,” Florida Environmental and Urban Issues,Vol. XI (No. 3), April 1984, pp. 6-13.Lance deHaven-Smith, “How to Calculate the Revenue Limit from Proposition 1,” FloridaEnvironmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XI (No. 2), January 1984, pp. 26-30.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Forging University-Government Partnerships: FAU’s Institute ofGovernment Program,” Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. XI (No. 17). October1983, pp. 12-13.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Emergent Issues in Growth Management: Proceedings of a PolicyConference,” Florida Environmental and Urban Issues, Vol. X (No. 3), April 1983, pp. 1-3, 21-22.Books ReviewedLance deHaven-Smith, Review of Evidence, Argument, and Persuasion in the Policy Process, byGiandomenico Majone, Journal of Politics (August, 1990).PAPERS:Lance deHaven-Smith, Alexander Kouzmin, and Matthew T. Witt, “From Conspiracy Theory101 to 303: Documenting, and Understanding, the High Crimes of America's Governing Elites,”prepared for presentation at The Public Administration Theory Network (PAT-Net) Conference,Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, May 29 - 30, 2008.8

Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: Northwest FloridaRegional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: North CentralFlorida Regional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: Northeast FloridaRegional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: East CentralFlorida Regional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: Central FloridaRegional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: West CentralFlorida Regional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: Southwest FloridaRegional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: Treasure CoastRegional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith and Jo DeHaven, “Florida Aviation System Plan 2004: Southeast FloridaRegional Perspective,” Tallahassee: Florida Department of Transportation, 2004).Lance deHaven-Smith, “Medical Malpractice Claims in Florida: An Analysis of Closed Claimsfor Physicians and Surgeons, 1991-2001.” Prepared for the Florida Academy of TrialLawyers, December 2002.Lance deHaven-Smith, “FCCMA Policy Statement on Annexation,” Prepared for the FloridaCity and County Management Association, October 12, 2002.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Final Report of the National Public Sector Gaming Study Commission,”for the National Council of Legislators from Gaming States,” March 2000.Lance deHaven-Smith and Veronica Alvarez, “Structural Problems in Hillsborough County’sFiscal and Service System,” for the Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners,Summer, 1998.Final Report, Commission on Local Government II. Tallahassee, Florida, January 1998.“A Snapshot of Two Communities: Sunrise and Weston,” prepared for the LegislativeDelegation of Broward County to address annexation issues for Bonaventure, whose11

esidents were being asked to choose to be annexed by either Sunrise or Weston, February1997.Final Report, Citizens Commission on Cabinet Reform. Tallahassee, Florida, December 1995.Projects of National ScopeThe National Public Sector Gaming Study Commission, $240,000. Funded by the FloridaLegislature, other states, the National Council of Legislators from Gaming States, andprivate contributions.Princeton University, September 1983, $13,000. (Part of a nationwide project which tracked theeffects of the Reagan budget cuts on state and local governments. This grant was todirect the team in Florida.)“A Case Study of the Targeted Jobs Demonstration Program in Metcalfe, Mississippi,” preparedfor the TJDP Interagency Monitoring Board (U.S. Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment, Chair), August 1982. Part of a 14 site, nationwide study.“The Implementation of the Targeted Job Tax Credit,” four reports prepared for the Office ofprogram Evaluation, Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department ofLabor, July 1980; January 1981; May 1981; November 1981 (with Randall B. Ripley).“The Implementation of HIRE II,” two reports prepared for the office of Program Evaluation,Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department of Labor, 1979 (with RandallB. Ripley). Final report published in Hearing of Veterans' Employment Programs andPolicies, 96th Congress, 1st Session, May 23, pp. 720-797.Survey ResearchThe Florida Senate, 1992 (a statewide survey to identify key opinion blocks and theirdemographic and ideological profiles).The Economic Development Council of Broward County, Inc., September 1989, $4,000 (surveyof registered voters in Broward County toward a proposed one cent local option salestax).Citizens for Florida's Future, March 1989, $5,000 (survey on public willingness to fund growthand services).Southwest Florida Water Management District, March 1989, $10,000 (SWIM Bill survey).Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches, February 1989, $3,000 (downtown tram feasibilitysurvey).Fort Lauderdale Police Department, November-December 1988, $6,500 (police service survey).12

Department of State-Division of Elections, November-December 1988, $14,500 (survey ofregistered voters on voting patterns).Department of State-Division of Elections, October-November 1988, $14,500 (survey of nonregisteredvoters on registration patterns).Broward County, Florida, March through August 1988, (education and training needsassessment).Florida State Legislature through Florida Department of Community Affairs, January/February1988, $10,000. (Farm worker Housing Pocket of Poverty Bill).Broward County, Florida, January 1988, $6,500. (Broward County Charter).Southwest Florida Water Management District, January 1988, $10,000 (survey of recreationalland uses).Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County, October 1987, $6,500 (telephone survey ofparents).Board of Commissioner of Palm Beach County, Florida, June 1987, $15,600 (opinion survey oncontroversial land uses).City of Boca Raton Community Redevelopment Agency, June 1987, $2,000 (Boca Ratondowntown redevelopment survey).The Palm Beach Post, West Palm Beach, Florida, June 1987, $4,000 (opinion survey on attitudesof Catholics).Florida International University, October 1986, $15,000 (survey of public attitudes towardprisons).School Board of Palm Beach County, Florida, August 1986, $6,500 (Palm Beach Countydemographic multiplier study).City Council of Sunrise, Florida, July 1986, $3,500 (public opinion in Sunrise, Florida).Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council, February 1986, $27,000 (the growth managementattitudes of residents of the Treasure Coast Region).Northeast Florida Regional Planning Council, January 1986, $6,500 (the growth managementattitudes of residents of Northeast Florida).Citrus County, Florida, October 1985, $5,500 (demographic multiplier, road travel and servicepreferences for Citrus County).13

Osceola County School Board, Osceola County, Florida, August 1985, $4,900 (Osceola Countydemographic multiplier study).City of Delray Beach, Florida, July 1985, $5,500 (the attitudes of Delray Beach residents ongrowth management issues).City of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, May 1985, $2,000 (the attitudes of New Smyrna Beachresidents on growth management issues).St. Lucie County, Fort Pierce, Florida, February 1985, $4,500 (St. Lucie County demographicmultiplier study).Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners, West Palm Beach, Florida, April 1984, $6,500(the attitudes of Palm Beach County residents on Florida's taxes and services).Assemblies and Conferences Directed“The Boynton Beach Assembly: Committing to Our Future,” October 20-21, 2006, Stuart,Florida.The Broward County Trash Summit, June 15-16, 2006, Coral Springs, Florida.Third two-day assembly for the Aviation Office, Florida Department of Transportation, June 2-3,2004, Orlando, Florida.Goal-setting workshop for Council Members and staff, Davie, Florida, March 11, 2005.Workshop for Central Florida airports on air-service issues, Orlando, June 18, 2004.American Assembly for Stetson University Board of Trustees, September 23, 2004.Goal-setting workshop for the executive staff of the Broward Sheriff’s Office, Fort Lauderdale,March 4, 2005.Florida’s Aviation Strategic Planning Workshop, a two-day assembly for the Aviation Office ofthe Florida Department of Transportation, August 2003.Second Statewide Workshop for Aviation Strategic Planning, a two-day assembly for theAviation Office of the Florida Department of Transportation, Lakeland, Florida, October2003.Leadership Issues Conferences, two one-day retreats for the Democratic Caucus of the FloridaHouse of Representatives, Fall 2003 (Facilitation services were requested by the MajorityLeader.)14

The Pinellas Assembly 2002, Clearwater, May 16-18, 2002. An assembly of mayors, countycommissioners, service providers, business leaders, neighborhood advocates, and otherstakeholders to improve city-county relations in Pinellas County..Charlotte Assembly 2001, Port Charlotte, Florida, August 16-18, 2001. An assembly of citiescouncil members, county commissioners, port authority members, service providers,business leaders, neighborhood advocates, and other stakeholders.The Future of Florida Assembly, Tampa, Florida, September 18-20, 2000. The Assembly wasinitiated by the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association and planned by anindependent Steering Committee. The latter included representatives from over fortyorganizations.Conference to Plan a Museum of Florida’s Political History, at the Old Capitol, Tallahassee,June 2, 1999. The group included two former Florida governors, two Florida Speakers ofthe House, and others.Leadership Florida Planning Retreat, Tampa, Florida, May 18, 1999.Charlotte Assembly 1998, Punta Gorda, Florida, June 1998. An assembly of cities councilmembers, county commissioners, port authority members, service providers, businessleaders, neighborhood advocates, and other stakeholders.Retreat for the Metropolitan Water District (MWD) of Southern California, June 1998. The thirdin a series of forums to reallocate water supplies in Southern California. MWD is theworld’s largest water district. It includes 46 member agencies and serves a population of16 million residents from Los Angeles to San Diego.Facilitator, Ecosystem Team Permitting Committee, Hillsborough Water Resources RecoveryProject, 1997-1998. This was only Florida’s second ecosystem team permitting project.Members include federal, state, and local permitting agencies. The committee metmonthly.Facilitator, Public Working Committee, Hillsborough Water Resources Recovery Project, 1997-1998. (Monthly meetings of a 30-member citizens group).“The State of Land and Water: Forging Stronger Linkages,” an assembly for Florida’s watermanagement districts and regional planning councils, May 1997.Leadership Issues Conference for the Florida Senate, October 1997. A one-day retreat involvingthe 40 members of the Florida Senate. The retreat was called by Senate President ToniJennings as a follow-up to the 1996 Senate Issues Conference and prepare for the groundrules for the 1997 Legislative Session. .15

Charlotte Assembly 1996, Punta Gorda, Florida, August 1996. An assembly of cities councilmembers, county commissioners, port authority members, service providers, businessleaders, neighborhood advocates, and other stakeholders.Leadership Issues Conference for the Florida Senate, October 1996. A one-day retreat involvingthe 40 members of the Florida Senate. The retreat was called by Senate President ToniJennings to set the agenda and lay the ground rules for the 1997 Legislative Session.Strategic Plan Assembly for the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, 1994. Onein a series of retreats and assemblies to reallocate water supplies in Southern California.MWD is the world’s largest water district. It includes 46 member agencies and serves apopulation of 16 million residents from Los Angeles to San Diego.Strategic Plan Assembly for the Metropolitan Water District, 1993. One in a series of retreatsand assemblies to reallocate water supplies in Southern California. MWD is the world’slargest water district. It includes 46 member agencies and serves a population of 16million residents from Los Angeles to San Diego.Florida Intergovernmental Challenges Summit, January 1995, Tallahassee, Florida. An assemblyof cities, counties, special districts, state legislators, and state agencies. This assemblyled to the creation of the Florida’s Local Government Commission II, which wasappointed by the Governor, the Speaker of the House, and the President of the Senate.Louisiana Summit on Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, January 1993, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.An assembly of legislators, educators, teenagers, and activists.Government Day, Youth Leadership Broward, October 1991. A workshop of Broward County’stop students and student leaders.Southern Legislators’ Association, Assembly on Infant Mortality, October 1990. A three-dayassembly of state legislators from twenty-one states.Florida House of Representatives, Legislative Issues Conference, February 1990. A three-dayassembly of all members of the Florida House of Representatives. The Conference wascalled by Speaker Tom Gustafson to plan for the 1990 Legislative Session.Jupiter Beach, Florida, October 5-7, 1989. (Our Children—Our Future American Assembly.Palm Beach County, Florida, August 24, 1989, (workshop of all elected municipal and countyofficials in Palm Beach County).Florida House of Representatives, Legislative Issues Conference, Broward County, Florida,December 1988. A three-day assembly of all members of the Florida House of16

Representatives. The Conference was called by Speaker Tom Gustafson to plan for the1989 Legislative Session.Town of Davie, Florida, June 10, 1989 (Open Space Symposium).City of Hollywood, Florida, May 11-13, 1989 (Vision 2000 American Assembly).Palm Beach County, Florida, June 30, 1988, (workshop of all elected municipal and countyofficials in Palm Beach County).City of Delray Beach, Florida, May 1988 (“Greater Delray Beach: Vision 2000 Assembly”).Palm Beach County, Florida, May 1988 (“Directions ‘88: Charting the Course for Palm BeachCounty”).City of Pahokee, Florida, February 1988 (“Pahokee Potentials Assembly”).Town of Davie, Florida, December 1987 (“Visions 2000 Assembly”).Florida Department of Community Affairs, September 1987 (“Mapping and MonitoringAssembly”).Board of Commissioners of Palm Beach County, Florida, March 1987 (“The Palm Beach CountyCriminal Justice Assembly”).Board of Commissioners of Sarasota County, Florida, November 1986 (“Sarasota CountyAssembly for Wastewater Treatment”).City of West Palm Beach, Florida, November 1986, $32,000 (“The West Palm Beach City-WideForum”).Palm Beach County Commission, Palm Beach County School Board, South Florida WaterManagement District, Economic Council of Palm Beaches, October 1985, $38,000 (withJames C. Nicholas) (“Directions ‘85: Charting the Course for Palm Beach County”).Florida Department of Transportation, June 1985, $20,000 (conducted conference on therelationship between transportation systems and growth management).Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners, October 1983, $10,000 (“Directions ‘84: Chartingthe Course for Palm Beach County”).State/Local Research17

The Peace River/Manasota Regional Water Supply Authority, May 2006, paper on strategic planningfor this four-county authorityFlorida City and County Management Association, May-October 2002, $10,000, to work withthe FCCMA’s Legislative Committee to develop legislative recommendations onannexation policy in Florida.Florida Department of State, February 2000, for computer programming and historical researchrelated to a new museum-center on Florida Government and Politics, to be housed atFlorida’s Old Capitol.Florida Institute of Government, February 1993, $60,000, to conduct statewide surveys andidentify the “opinion sector” in Florida.City of Oakland Park, Florida, December 1987, $26,500 (With Marie York) (“Study for anInterim Services Fee”).South Florida Water Management District, May 1987 (“Study of Aquatic Weed Control”).Florida Department of Community Affairs, August 1986 (with Deborah Flack) (“A CoastalBarriers Resource Manual: Federal and State Program Highlights”).Florida Institute of Government, July 1986 (“Study of Additional Mechanisms for MeetingFlorida’s Transportation Needs and Associated Growth Management Goals”).“Platted Lands in the Florida Keys,” prepared for the Florida Department of Community Affairs,January 1986 (with John DeGrove).Florida Institute of Government, July 1985 (“State Transportation Modal Alternatives for GrowthManagement”).Joint Center for Political Studies (Washington D.C.), May 1984 (Part of a nationwide study onthe effects of privatizing public services, this project focused on the experience of FortLauderdale, Florida, in its privatization efforts.)City of Miramar, Florida, March 1984 (“Recreation and Leisure: Inventory and Analysis forImproving the Quality of Life in the City of Miramar”).South Florida Water Management District, March 1984 (“South Florida’s Wastewater ReuseSystems”).Other GrantsFlorida Institute of Government, October 1983, $47,000; August 1984, $49,000; July 1985,$50,000; July 1986, $50,000; July 1987, $50,000; July 1988 $50,000; July 1989, $50,000; July1990 $50,000; July 1991, $50,000; July 1992, $60,000 (Annual grant for administration of theFlorida Atlantic University Institute of Government).18

SERVICEUniversity ServiceMember, Faculty Senate, Florida State University, 2000-present. Member, Faculty SenateProfessional Relations and Welfare Committee, 2004-2007. Ph.D. Committee, Askew School,1999-present. Member, Askew School Policy Committee, 2008-2009. Ex Officio Member,Search Committee, Leroy Collins Eminent Scholar’s Chair. Member, Faculty Senate, FloridaState University, 1997-1999. Policy Committee, Askew School, 1994. Ph.D. Committee, AskewSchool, 1994. Member, Dean’s Search Committee, College of Urban and Public Affairs, FAU,1992-93. Chair, FAU Presidential Search Advisory Committee, 1989. Chair, Search Committeefor Director of FAU’s Masters Program in Urban and Regional Planning, 1989. Member, PolicyCouncil, Florida Institute of Government, representing Florida Atlantic University, 1985-1986.Member, Board of Directors, Florida Training Institute, representing Florida Atlantic University,1982-1983. Member, Curriculum Committee, FAU Master’s of Public Administration.Member, Steering Committee for FAU/FIU Ph.D. in Public Administration. Member,Bachelor’s of Public Affairs and Master’s Public Administration Recruitment Committee, 1984-1985. Faculty Advisor, FAU Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, 1984-1989. Director of FAU’s 1983Special Summer Program for Black Graduate and Professional Students. Member, College ofSocial Science Building Committee, 1986. Member, ad hoc committee on the Southeast FloridaPlan for a Comprehensive University Presence. Member, Recruitment and Screening Committeefor Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs, 1987. Member, Master’s of Urban andRegional Planning Advisory Committee, 1987.Service to the ProfessionMember, Editorial Advisory Board, Series on Florida History and Politics, University Press ofFlorida, 2008 – present. Member, Executive Committee, The Askew Institute for Politics andSociety, University of Florida, 1995-present. Member, Board of Directors, The Collins Centerfor Public Policy, 1996-1998. President, Florida political Science Association, 1990-1991. FirstVice President, Florida Political Science Association, 1989-90. Second Vice President, FloridaPolitical Science Association, 1988-89. Member, Executive Committee, Florida PoliticalScience Association, 1981-1987.Community ServiceSenior Fellow, Florida TaxWatch, 1996 - present. HRS Secretary appointee, HRSReorganization Work Group, 1992-1993. Member, Board of Trustees, Greater Fort LauderdaleChamber of Commerce, 1992-93. Co-Chair, Education Division, United Way of BrowardCounty, 1991-1992. County Commission Appointee, County wide Planning Council of PalmBeach County, 1987-1990. Gubernatorial Appointee, Treasure Coast Regional PlanningCouncil, 1986-1987.Legislative Testimony19

Testimony before the U.S. Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee; the Florida House Committeeon Agriculture; the Florida House Committee on Higher Education; the Advisory Committee onthe Future for the Speaker of the Florida House; the Florida House Committee on Transportation;the Florida House Committee on Community Affairs; the Florida House and Senate Hearing onthe Sales Tax on Services.Public SpeakingSpeakers at meetings sponsored the U.S. Department of Labor, National Association ofCounties, National Alliance of Business, South Florida Water Management District, FloridaEndowment for the Humanities, Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services,Florida Planning and Zoning Association, the Florida Institute of Municipal Clerks and FinanceOfficers, International Association of Shopping Center Developers, Florida Municipal ElectricAssociation, Florida Association for Intergovernmental Relations, Leadership Florida,Leadership Jacksonville, College Leadership Florida, College Leadership Jacksonville, and manyothers.MASS MEDIA:Television AppearancesAppearances in 2004 on CBS Nightly News with Dan Rather, The Discovery Channel, theFlorida Channel. Appearances in 2000 and 2001 on Good Morning America, the Today Show,NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw, CBS Nightly News with Dan Rather, the Jim LehrerNews Hour, CNN, NPR, and other national TV and radio shows. Quoted in 2000-2001 in theNew York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Post, the MiamiHerald, the Wall Street Journal, and many other major newspapers. Political Commentatorduring six hours of live, election-night coverage by Selkirk Communications, November 4, 1986.Interviewed on “Good Morning America,” November 10, 1987. Periodic live interviews forChannel 12, WPEC in West Palm Beach, during the 1988 election year. Periodic editorialcommentaries for Channel 12, WPEC, during 1989. Commentary, “Riding the Rails,” FloridaPublic Television, October 21, 1989. Interviewed live on “Good Morning America,” February1990. Guest Commentator, Florida Sunshine Network, Election Night Coverage, 1990. GuestCommentator, Florida Sunshine Network, Election Night Coverage, 1994. Interviewed on “NBCNightly News with Tom Brokaw,” October 1997. Guest Commentator, the Florida NewsChannel, election night 1998.Newspaper ArticlesLance deHaven-Smith, "Democrats Surge in Voter Registration,” Tallahassee Democrat, August14, 2008.20

Lance deHaven-Smith and Matthew Witt, " Terrorism windfall: Investigate thoroughly ifdefenses fail again." Tallahassee Democrat, August 12, 2007.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Lessons for U.S. from Ukraine Election,” Miami Herald, January 2005.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Checks and Balances Needed in Election Administration," TallahasseeDemocrat, February 2005.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Doubts Abound about 2004 Election,” Tallahassee Democrat,November 2004.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Republican Era Hinges on 2002 Florida Election,” TallahasseeDemocrat, August, 2003.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Questions and Answers about 2000 Election,” Tallahassee Democrat,September, 2003.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Graham Amendment Is About Academic Freedom,” TallahasseeDemocrat, September, 2003.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Florida’s Issue Cycles,” The Tampa Tribune, May 6, 1999.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Term Limits and Reapportionment Will Benefit Republicans,” The FortLauderdale Sun-Sentinel, April 30, 1999.Lance deHaven-Smith, “A Senior Boom Is Headed Our Way,” The Palm Beach Post, February10, 1999.Lance deHaven-Smith, “A Republican Florida? Not so fast,” Miami Herald, November 19,1998, p. 25A.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Crackers will have last word on Bush-MacKay,” The Miami Herald,August 12, 1998.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Broward’s Shifting Population Poses Challenge,” Miami Herald(Broward Edition), March 7, 1993.Lance deHaven-Smith, “FAU Can Bring Region Wealth,” Boca Raton News, September 24,1989.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Rapid Growth, Low Taxes: You Can’t Have Both,” The Palm BeachPost, September 24, 1989.21

Lance deHaven-Smith, “Plan Council Mired in Never-Ending Debate,” The Palm Beach Post,June 15, 1989.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Let Developers Pay for Preservation,” Boca Raton News, May 21, 1989.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Rail Won’t Pay For Itself, But Don’t Pitch It Out,” Palm Beach Post,January 9, 1989.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Courts Can Integrate Schools; Politicians Can’t,” Palm Beach Post,August 1, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Social Issues End Road-Planning Rut,” Palm Beach Post, July 28, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Shake Up Deficient Tax System,” Palm Beach Post, July 28, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Political Middle Path Doesn’t Satisfy Anyone,” Palm Beach Post, July12, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Palm Beach Can Learn From Broward Sprawl,” Palm Beach Post, June14, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Raise Property Tax to Maintain Quality of Life,” Palm Beach Post, June7, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Boundary for Growth Best Plan,” Palm Beach Post, May 18, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “County Must Address Quality-of-Life Deficit,” Palm Beach Post, May7, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “Florida Needs, and Will Get, an Income Tax,” Palm Beach Post,February 7, 1988.Lance deHaven-Smith, “West Palm Beach: Where Do We Go From Here,” Palm Beach Post,January 1, 1987.Lance deHaven-Smith and Douglas Gatlin, “FAU Researchers Discover a HomogeneousFlorida,” Fort Lauderdale News/Sun-Sentinel, January 20, 1985, pp. 1F, 3F.22