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Ashley Nickels

Associate Professor

Kent State University

United States

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Ashley Nickels is an Associate Professor at Kent State University, USA. Her research primarily focuses on civic engagement, qualitative methods, and the impact of nonprofit developers on community narratives. She has published extensively on topics such as gentrification, radical hope, and participatory civic media, contributing to a deeper understanding of social equity and local knowledge in grassroots associations.

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Dr. Amanda D. Clark

Assistant Teaching Professor

Florida International University

UNITED STATES

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Prentiss Dantzler

Associate Professor

University of Toronto

CANADA

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Felipe Blanco

University of Denver

UNITED STATES

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RaJade Berry-James

Professor

Virginia Commonwealth University

UNITED STATES

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Meghan E. Rubado

Cleveland State University

UNITED STATES

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Kirk Leach

Assistant Professor

Old Dominion University

UNITED STATES

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Toward a theory of community development in public administration: analytical dimensions and conceptual clarification from a systematic review

Podcasts as Spaces for Intersectional Dialogue: Curating New Literacies through Anti-Racist and Decolonial Praxis

Historical Amnesia: Public Administration and the Second Founding

Participatory Civic Media and Democracy: How ‘Documenters’ Make Sense of Their Work

Saviors, Villains, or Allies? Exploring How Nonprofit Developers Navigate Narratives of Gentrification in a Changing City

Radical Hope as a Transformative Praxis in the Face of Hate and Intolerance

Uncovering Local Knowledge in Grassroots Associations: An Illustration of the Critical Reflexive Approach

What do we mean by “community”? Defining community for civically engaged research

Qualitative Methods as Liberatory Tools: Introduction to the Special Issue Part 1

Unveiling Power Dynamics: Qualitative Research as a Liberatory Tool in Public Administration, Part 2

Intellectual legacy of Guy B. Adams: Contributions to public Administration Theory and Praxis

Achieving social equity: From problems to solutions By M. E.Guy & S. A.McCandless (Eds.), Irvine, CA: Melvin & Leigh. 2020. pp. 194 $44.95 (paperback)

Doubling down on austerity: Framing and coronavirus response

Hometown Inequality: Race, Class and Representation in American Local Politics By Brian Schafferner, Jesse Rhodes, and Raymond La Raja. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2020. 258 pp., $34.99 Paperback.

Stepping up to the plate: Making social equity a priority in public administration’s troubled times

Toward a More Just Nonprofit Sector: Leveraging a Critical Approach to Disrupt and Dismantle White Masculine Space

How Municipal Takeovers Reshape Urban Democracy: Comparing the Experiences of Camden, New Jersey and Flint, Michigan

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Dr. Amanda D. Clark

Prentiss Dantzler

Felipe Blanco

RaJade Berry-James

Meghan E. Rubado

Kirk Leach

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