MPSA

Deserai Crow, University of Colorado-Denver
deserai.crow@ucdenver.edu
Lydia Lawhon*, University of Colorado-Boulder
lydia.lawhon@colorado.edu
8:18 Financial Lessons and Disaster Recovery
Policymaking: A Study of Flood-Affected
Communities in Colorado
Deserai Crow, University of Colorado-Denver
deserai.crow@ucdenver.edu
Elizabeth Ann Albright, Duke University
elizabeth.albright@duke.edu
Elizabeth Koebele, University of Colorado-Boulder
elizabeth.koebele@colorado.edu
Lydia Lawhon*, University of Colorado-Boulder
lydia.lawhon@colorado.edu
Todd Ely*, University of Colorado-Denver
todd.ely@ucdenver.edu
8:31 Where'd You Get Your Information From?:
Assessing Resources That Local Governments Use
When They Learn After Disaster
Kristin Taylor O'Donovan, Wayne State University
kristin.odonovan@wayne.edu
8:44 Polycentric Governance of Crisis from the
Perspective of Information Economics: An
Empirical Study of Chinese Wenchuan
Earthquake
Yi Fang*, School of Public Policy and Management,
Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R.C
puma2007@126.com
8:57 Disc., Patrick S. Roberts, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University
robertsp@vt.edu
Disc., Elizabeth Anne Baldwin, University of
Arizona
elizabethb@email.arizona.edu
9:10 Audience Discussion
65-200 Table 4: JSS: Control and Discretion
Fri at 8:00 am
8:00 The Interbranch Politics of Asset Allocation:
Investment Congruence and Judicial Deference to
Administrative Policy on the District of Columbia
Circuit Court
Jordan C. Peterson, University of Southern
California
jordancp@usc.edu
8:11 Public Opinion, Popular Support, and
Independent Agencies
Haram Lee, University of Southern California
haramlee@usc.edu
8:23 Watchdog at the Door: Why Bureaucrats Comply
with Voluntary Requests from Congress
John Ray*, University of California-Los Angeles
johnlray@ucla.edu
8:35 The New Politicization of Distributive Spending
Within Federal Agencies: Comparing the Pre and
Post Earmark Ban Landscape
Brian Michael Kuhn*, Bowling Green State
University-Main Campus
bkuhn@bgsu.edu
8:46 Issue Prioritization in Institutional Agenda
Spaces: The Importance of Equity to Bureaucratic
Leaders
Tracey Bark, University of Oklahoma-Norman
Campus
tracey.bark@ou.edu
Elizabeth Anne Bell, University of Oklahoma-
Norman Campus
Elizabethbell012@gmail.com
8:58 Disc., Kathleen Doherty, University of Southern
California
kdoherty@price.usc.edu
Disc., Samuel Workman, University of Oklahoma-
Norman Campus
samuel.workman@ou.edu
9:10 Audience Discussion
66-2 Organizational Maintenance for Nonprofits
Fri at 8:00 am
8:00 Chair, Jeffrey John Aulgur, Arkansas Tech
University
jaulgur@atu.edu
8:05 Barriers and Opportunities for Increasing
Political Participation: Findings from a National
Survey of Community Based Development
Organizations
Nathaniel Sean Wright, Texas Tech University
nathaniel.wright@ttu.edu
Danie Vaughn, Texas Tech University
danie.vaughn@ttu.edu
8:37 Disc., Jeffrey John Aulgur, Arkansas Tech
University
jaulgur@atu.edu
9:10 Audience Discussion
67-4 (Sub)Contracting
Fri at 8:00 am
8:00 Chair, Scott Lamothe, University of Oklahoma-
Norman Campus
slamothe@ou.edu
8:05 A Missing Link between Fiscal Shock and
Privatization: Evidence from a Quasi-experiment
in U.S. Federal Agencies
Gyeo Reh Lee, Indiana University-Bloomington
gyeolee@indiana.edu
8:18 Contract Oversight Choices and Cost of
Government: The Impact of Different Control
Mechanisms Used in Outsourced Public Service
Provision
Lachezar G. Anguelov, The Evergreen State
College
anguelol@evergreen.edu
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