Two Faculty Positions in Public Management at Rutgers SPAA. #TenureTrack #AcademicJobs

My first book project is a co-edited volume with Marshall Meyer titled “The Arc of the Chinese Economy” that will be published by Cambridge University Press in November 2025! Chapters by leading experts:

I am serving as the guest editor. Happy to answer any questions. Early submissions are welcome. #PPMR #coproduction

辛苦了。Akid也应该已经成了新的a kid。希望新的kid忘前世苦，但记人好。

Well deserved. Congrats, Yiqing and the team.

🌟 PPMR Editorial Board Spotlight 🌟 This week we honor Dr. Marc Holzer, Founder & Editor-in-Chief Emeritus of Public Performance & Management Review (1974–2021). 📚 Pioneer in performance measurement, digital governance, collaboration, public affairs education, and inclusion in public administration.

🌎What are the future challenges of public administration? 🌟A new Rapid Communication in Public Performance & Management Review by Tom Christensen & Per Lægreid addresses crisis management, digital governance & the role of bureaucracy in protecting democracy. Read here 👉tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #PPMR

Outlining a research agenda and nine grand challenges for studying the economic impacts of transformative artificial intelligence, from Erik Brynjolfsson, Anton Korinek, and Ajay Agrawal nber.org/papers/w34256

But, the p-value alone is quite liberal.

Congratulations to all the winners!

𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗴𝗿𝗮𝘁𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗗𝗿. 𝗥𝗮𝗺 𝗖𝗻𝗮𝗮𝗻 (Penn), recipient of ARNOVA’s 2025 Distinguished Achievement and Leadership Award! A pioneer in studying volunteerism and faith-based organizations, Dr. Cnaan’s work has reshaped our understanding of civic life. #2025ARNOVAawards

Nah. We sing it in Chinese. 祝你生日快乐，呦呦。No Problem At All. Only knowing English limits your imagination.

I am editing a PPMR special issue on Citizen Participation and Co-production in Contemporary Governance [deadline 12/31/2025]. Please check the CfP open.substack.com/pub/huafang/p/…

What it's all about. 💜🥹 Prof. Joel Mokyr, winner of the The Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, shares a lovely message from a former student.

So, you were saying "post-doc = economic crime".