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Very good mapping of the different networks of critical, interpretive analysis and their commonalities and differences.

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BOSR is mentioned in this article about the importance of academic survey research organizations on state and local public policy! https://lnkd.in/gEAZgh_2

New PGI publication. PGI researcher Corin Tentchoff describes how the New Synthesis Initiative led to the development of a new theory of public administration

New PGI publication. PGI researcher Corin Tentchoff describes how the New Synthesis Initiative led to the development of a new theory of public administration

I'm looking at potentially putting together an edited volume (Fall 2028 Publication). Topic: The International Council on Biblical Inerrancy and American Public Life. Key Questions: What has the influence of the 10-year Council (77-86) achieved in the last 50 years? How did the Council on Biblical Inerrancy contribute to the reported harms/ benefits of evangelical-fundamentalism? I want to work with 3-4 scholars each year to produce a paper session at AAR. Consider this a call for abstracts (150 words max).

Thank you Dr. Franziska Maier ?? for your thoughtful review of our book "Research Methods in Deliberative Democracy" published by Oxford University Press, open access. You can download the individual chapters or the whole book here ???? https://lnkd.in/dvtXFQiR

?? In this #SundayScholar feature, we spotlight Amy E. Smith and Deneen M. Hatmaker for their article, "Knowing, Doing, and Becoming: Professional Identity Construction among Public Affairs Doctoral Students." It stands as one of the most-read articles of all time. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gwepURM7

The call for papers for the April 2025 Cambridge Disinformation Summit will open late next month. The theme will be: “Research on the efficacy of disinformation interventions.” Submissions will be considered from any disciplines that explore potential interventions that might include, but are not limited to: —governance frameworks —understanding of and potential interventions that relate to disinformation actors —understanding of and potential interventions that relate to disinformation incentives —understanding of and potential interventions that relate to dissemination channels —understanding of and potential interventions that relate to targeted vulnerable audiences —accountability for harms from disinformation campaigns —viability of technology to support interventions. Ten to twelve papers will be selected by the scientific committee to be invited for presentation at the events in Cambridge UK. Priority will be given to newer working papers that can both inform and be informed by the Summit’s interdisciplinary audience. More information will be available next month on our Cambridge Disinformation Summit LinkedIn feed and website. For more information, email: [email protected]

[NEW FORUM ALERT] Jennifer S. Carrera and Les Levidow introduce a new special forum on participatory knowledge co-production. Following three case studies of public participation in community-based participatory research (CBPD) and participatory action research (PAR), the editors reflect on the benefits and shortcomings of each approach while asking: Under what conditions does participatory knowledge co-production play specific roles, perhaps even contradictory ones? What shapes the outcomes? What do these patterns mean for democratization? And, finally, under what conditions do democratic processes genuinely lead to undoing systems of oppression? ?? https://lnkd.in/gzBjpvC6