Twenty-Second Annual APPAM Research Conference
2-4 November, 2000 - Seattle, Washington
Doing and Using Public Policy Analysis and Management Research
The 2000 research conference of the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) invites proposals for research papers, panels, and roundtables on current research about public policy and management across disciplines, policy areas, and national boundaries. Innovative methodologies, cross-disciplinary perspectives, and comparative analyses are encouraged. Preference will be given to proposals that effectively embrace the conference theme of doing and using public policy analysis and management research.
APPAM embraces the dual objectives of producing the tools and techniques appropriate for public decision making, and communicating the results of policy analyses and management studies to public and nonprofit organizations for the purpose of assisting decision makers. We do policy analysis and management research and we transport knowledge to those who use policy analysis and management. The effectiveness of our research depends in part on how well the doers and users communicate. The theme of the Seattle Conference is designed to attract both doers and users to a series of dialogues and discussions, via the format of our research, to validate the dual nature of our profession.
The theme for Seattle 2000 especially welcomes proposals that aim to enhance communication between those who do public policy and management research and those who use public policy and management. The conference seeks to strengthen the bond between these two components of APPAM and, as importantly, to explore the tensions, disputes, and disagreements that arise within the normal course of doing and using. Examples might include:
Erik Devereux, Executive Director
Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management
P.O. Box 18766, Washington, D.C. 20036-8766
Delivery: 2100 M Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20037
E-mail: appam@ui.urban.org
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