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October
22, 2004
July
28, 2004
May
7, 2004
Help America Vote Act
January
16, 2004
Joint meeting with EOM Panel
April
25, 2003
Forum on regional collaboration on homeland security in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
March
7, 2003
Joint meeting with the Management Network of The
Finance Project on the topic of fiscal challenges to
state and local governments, with speaker Herb Hill, Director
of Planning and Budget, Commonwealth of Virginia.
February
7, 2003
Panel forum with representatives of federal,
state, and local government on "Public Health Infrastructure,
Homeland Security, and Federalism."
November
21, 2002
Joint session with the Standing Panel on the Public Service
and the Standing Panel on Executive Organization and Management
at the Academy’s 2002 Fall Meeting in Washington, DC,
on the topic of intergovernmental coordination and homeland
security.
November
1, 2002
Joint meeting with the Standing Panel on Social Equity on
the topic of racial and ethnic profiling as they relate to
concerns about terrorism and national security since September
11, 2001.
October
4, 2002
Federal System Panel forum on "The Proposed Department
of Homeland Security: Implications for State and Local Government"
June
6, 2002
Federal System Panel meeting at the 2002 Academy Spring Meeting
discussing priority issues for federal, state, and local government,
including homeland security.
April
18, 2002
Federal System Panel brainstorming
on intergovernmental issues raised by homeland security concerns.
November
15, 2001
Panel meeting on national security
with presentation by Nancy J. Wong, Deputy Director for National
Outreach and Awareness, Critical Infrastructure Assurance
Office (CIAO), U.S. Department of Commerce, and Thomas J.
Bello of that office.
November
16, 2000
Fall Panel Meeting in Washington,
DC, on the topics of Transition Issues for Intergovernmental
Programs and the Panel's Work Plan for 2001
July 26-28,
2000
International Conference on
Sustainable Development co-sponsored by NAPA and Japan's National
Institute for Research Advancement (NIRA) in Tokyo, Japan,
with practitioners and academic experts from the U.S., Japan,
China, Korea, and Thailand (see
Papers and Publications for copies of U.S. papers)
June
1, 2000
Spring Panel Meeting in Albuquerque,
NM, on emerging issues in federalism
December 10, 1999, meeting at
the Academy, organized by and jointly sponsored with the EOM
Panel on federal electronic benefits transfer, an
issue of great importance to the theme of third party government
with three speakers:
- Molly Hockman,
Office of Postsecondary Education, U.S. Department of Education
- Elliott McEntee,
President and CEO of the National Automated Clearing House
Association
- Melba Price,
Associate Director, Department of Social Services, State
of Missouri
November 18, 1999, Fall Panel Meeting
in Washington, DC, moderated by Paul Posner with two speakers
on "What Does It Mean for the Federal Government to 'Consult'
with State and Local Government?"
- James W. Knight,
Executive Director, Federation of Canadian Municipalities,
Ottawa, Canada (counterpart to the National League of Cities)
- Klaus Koenig,
Executive Director, Research Institute for Public Administration,
Speyer, Germany
October 1, 1999,
informational forum on new developments in federalism (including
contentious issues dealt with by the new Executive Order on
federalism and related proposals for federal legislation)
moderated by panel member Paul Posner, Director of
Budget Issues, GAO, with four speakers:
- John Spotila,
Administrator, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
U.S. Office of Management and Budget
- ,
Majority Counsel, Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs
- ,
Director of State-Federal Relations, National Governors'
Association
- ,
Executive Director, Institute for Legal Reform, U.S. Chamber
of Commerce
June 10, 1999,
Spring Panel Meeting in Wilmington, DE,
with two guest speakers:
- Anne Canby,
Secretary of Delaware DOT, on her efforts to realign the
department and move toward performance-based approaches
in Delaware.
- David Ammons,
Associate Professor, Institute of Government, UNC-Chapel
Hill, on the North Carolina Local Government Performance
Project.
, "The
Challenge to New Governance in the 21st Century: Achieving
Effective Central-Local Relations." Click
here for US papers.
, "Regionalism
Belows the State Level in Germany and the United States."
Click here
for US papers.
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