Patria De Lancer Julnes
Biographic Data
| ID | 1572596 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patria De Lancer Julnes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patria De Lancer |
| FAMILY NAME | Julnes |
| SIGNATURE | JULNES P L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Utah State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Impact of Professor Allan Rosenbaum
Allan Rosenbaum was a dedicated public administration professor and administrator who made significant contributions to the field over his six‐decade career. He held various academic and administrative positions and played leadership roles in professional associations, becoming a global champion of public administration. Allan was known for his passion, humanity, decency, and friendship, which were evident in his professional contributions and th…
Fuzzy Sets
Convergent research to tackle complex, wicked problems requires synthesis across multiple sectors and disciplines, but epistemological, ontological, and linguistical disagreements between disciplinarily diverse research teams can hinder the progress of transdisciplinary team efforts. For example, in social-ecological-technological systems (SETS), elements within the system may require distinction between component (S-E-T) parts to be conceptualiz…
Facilitating convergence research on water resource management with a collaborative, adaptive, and multi-scale systems thinking framework
Water resource systems display complex behavior that challenges our ability to identify paths toward improved management. Such behavior can arise from unanticipated feedbacks between social, ecological, and technological components that are conventionally studied and managed in disciplinary silos, often with limited consideration of interactions across scales of space and time. Convergence research driven by deep integration and co-production of …
Reformulación de la reforma estatal para garantizar la resiliencia en un mundo impredecible
The COVID-19 pandemic challenged the common belief that government institutions are incapable of adaptating. But it also reveals that, despite substantial gains in poverty reduction since the 1990s and countless versions of “state reform”, the Latin America and Caribbean region remains in crisis. This presentation will address the need to “recast” state reform to build resilient communities. It focuses on the need to rethink the effort to impleme…
Accountability Unbound
Strengthening Efforts to Engage the Hispanic Community in Citizen‐Driven Governance
How can the Hispanic community in Utah strengthen its active engagement in government? Interviews by the authors with key government and community‐based organization representatives offer evidence on (1) who is being engaged in the Hispanic community, (2) what are the barriers to engagement, and (3) which modes of engagement are likely to be effective and under what conditions. Findings indicate that only a small elite in the Hispanic community i…
Management Capacity as a Promissory Note on Performance
Performance-Based Management Systems
Performance Measurement
For much of the 20th century, accountability and performance measurement in the public sector centered on financial accounting, focusing on questions of how much money was spent and on what. Improved performance was mostly defined in terms of managerial efficiency. Recently, however, accountability has taken on a broader meaning to include the results of public actions. This emphasis on ‘managing for results’ has yielded the GPRA (Government Perf…
Promoting the Utilization of Performance Measures in Public Organizations
Despite its appeal for improving government, many state and local governments have not developed performance‐measurement systems, and even fewer use these systems to improve decision making. This study examines the factors that affect the utilization of performance measurement, based on the results of a national survey of state and local government officials. The goals of the study were to provide better information on the patterns of usage of pe…
Decision-making tools for public productivity improvement
The long tradition in the public sector of introducing decision-making tools that then fail to live up to expectations has fueled a debate over the proper role of government. This paper suggests that the debate over government productivity may be misplaced. Public productivity may be hindered as a result of inappropriate use of decisionmaking tools for the allocation of resources. Thus, this paper argues for an enlarged repertoire of decision-mak…
Performance Measurement
For much of the 20th century, accountability and performance measurement in the public sector centered on financial accounting, focusing on questions of how much money was spent and on what. Improved performance was mostly defined in terms of managerial efficiency. Recently, however, accountability has taken on a broader meaning to include the results of public actions. This emphasis on ‘managing for results’ has yielded the GPRA (Government Perf…
Decision-making tools for public productivity improvement
The long tradition in the public sector of introducing decision-making tools that then fail to live up to expectations has fueled a debate over the proper role of government. This paper suggests that the debate over government productivity may be misplaced. Public productivity may be hindered as a result of inappropriate use of decisionmaking tools for the allocation of resources. Thus, this paper argues for an enlarged repertoire of decision-mak…
Promoting the Utilization of Performance Measures in Public Organizations
Despite its appeal for improving government, many state and local governments have not developed performance‐measurement systems, and even fewer use these systems to improve decision making. This study examines the factors that affect the utilization of performance measurement, based on the results of a national survey of state and local government officials. The goals of the study were to provide better information on the patterns of usage of pe…
Performance Measurement
For much of the 20th century, accountability and performance measurement in the public sector centered on financial accounting, focusing on questions of how much money was spent and on what. Improved performance was mostly defined in terms of managerial efficiency. Recently, however, accountability has taken on a broader meaning to include the results of public actions. This emphasis on ‘managing for results’ has yielded the GPRA (Government Perf…
Performance-Based Management Systems
Management Capacity as a Promissory Note on Performance
Strengthening Efforts to Engage the Hispanic Community in Citizen‐Driven Governance
How can the Hispanic community in Utah strengthen its active engagement in government? Interviews by the authors with key government and community‐based organization representatives offer evidence on (1) who is being engaged in the Hispanic community, (2) what are the barriers to engagement, and (3) which modes of engagement are likely to be effective and under what conditions. Findings indicate that only a small elite in the Hispanic community i…
Accountability Unbound
Reformulación de la reforma estatal para garantizar la resiliencia en un mundo impredecible
The COVID-19 pandemic challenged the common belief that government institutions are incapable of adaptating. But it also reveals that, despite substantial gains in poverty reduction since the 1990s and countless versions of “state reform”, the Latin America and Caribbean region remains in crisis. This presentation will address the need to “recast” state reform to build resilient communities. It focuses on the need to rethink the effort to impleme…
The Impact of Professor Allan Rosenbaum
Allan Rosenbaum was a dedicated public administration professor and administrator who made significant contributions to the field over his six‐decade career. He held various academic and administrative positions and played leadership roles in professional associations, becoming a global champion of public administration. Allan was known for his passion, humanity, decency, and friendship, which were evident in his professional contributions and th…
Fuzzy Sets
Convergent research to tackle complex, wicked problems requires synthesis across multiple sectors and disciplines, but epistemological, ontological, and linguistical disagreements between disciplinarily diverse research teams can hinder the progress of transdisciplinary team efforts. For example, in social-ecological-technological systems (SETS), elements within the system may require distinction between component (S-E-T) parts to be conceptualiz…
Facilitating convergence research on water resource management with a collaborative, adaptive, and multi-scale systems thinking framework
Water resource systems display complex behavior that challenges our ability to identify paths toward improved management. Such behavior can arise from unanticipated feedbacks between social, ecological, and technological components that are conventionally studied and managed in disciplinary silos, often with limited consideration of interactions across scales of space and time. Convergence research driven by deep integration and co-production of …
Political science (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Accounting and Organizational Management (4 works) · Evaluation and Performance Assessment (4 works) · Management (4 works)