Research and Impact

Seo-Young Byun and Noah Dormady collaborated with Japanese and Glenn researchers on an NSF- and JST-funded study that led to a long-term investigation of the recovery of women- and migrant-owned businesses.

Noah Dormady's work with The Energy Markets and Policy Group, published a study funded by the Alfred P Sloan Foundation to help support effective public management of deregulated energy markets.

Robin S. Engel and Jennifer Cherkauskas examine two community violence intervention programs in Columbus and Cincinnati, identifying their approaches to youth engagement, violence prevention, and community safety, as well as implementation challenges and lessons for strengthening community-based violence reduction efforts.

Russell Hassan, Robin Engel and Joseph Milek examine the implementation of Columbus's RAVEN drone pilot program, identifying its operational benefits, implementation challenges, and lessons for law enforcement agencies.

This pedagogical practice case by Erynn Beaton examines the true story of “Sara” and her experience encountering sexual harassment in a nonprofit workplace.

This research by Erynn Beaton examines the relationship between philanthropy and income inequality using anonymous donation data from WOSU.

Jeffrey M. Bielicki and colleagues investigate how the regional electricity system serving Ohio and neighboring states can be expanded to accommodate growth in electricity demand and compensate for job losses from the transition away from fossil fuels.

Author Jos Raadschelders and colleagues argue for a renewed focus on conceptual research in public administration, emphasizing the need to balance it with empirical approaches to better understand the role of government in society.