Since the public commenting process for proposed federal regulations became primarily web-based, the number of rules receiving extremely high comment volumes has increased substantially; raising concerns about whether ...

The existing scholarship into the study of social capital in the United States and elsewhere has sought to apply standards and methods to measure civic participation in diverse groups of people. Critics of Robert Putnam’s ...

As budgets have tightened and regulatory requirements have grown more complex, universities are increasingly evaluating new service delivery models to help manage costs and improve overall service and compliance. A shared ...

Early voting is a widely available convenience voting option, yet research into exactly who casts a ballot early has produced mixed results. Researchers have simultaneously shown that early voters are wealthier and whiter ...

When seeking the consent of a patient to participate in a clinical trial, the Informed Consent Document (ICD) is a substantial part of the informed consent process to review and discuss significant aspects of research with ...

Recent reports regarding newly implemented tax policy and a changing generational landscape point to the growing uncertainty facing fundraising in the nonprofit sector. Compounding this uncertainty is the unfortunate ...

Providing decent and affordable housing for all Americans has been a major national policy area since the enactment of New Deal legislation in the 1930s and the formation of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development ...

The Corruption levels in Kenya are so pervasive, that the country’s president in 2016 referred to it as a national threat. From poor revenue recording, to unlawfully incurred expenditure and even funds that cannot be ...