Kenneth N Hansen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4092311 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kenneth N Hansen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kenneth N |
| FAMILY NAME | Hansen |
| SIGNATURE | HANSEN K N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Florida |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Uncivil Rights
Starting in the 1990s, an increasing number of Indigenous people have been removed from tribal rolls, denying them basic citizenship rights, including due process, private property rights, jobs, voting rights, and the like. Popularly known as disenrollment, these individual and family terminations have increased in number and frequency as casino tribes have increased their wealth, and federal courts have decided not to hear cases on individual ci…
Postmodern Border Insecurity
Immigration and border security policies provide vivid illustrations of antiessentialism in the administration of public policy. For generations the U.S.-Mexican border has largely been open to transnational labor and capital. Though anti-immigration groups have at times attempted to stop undocumented workers from emigrating to and from the United States, typically proimmigration forces on behalf of big business win out. Since 9/11 there has been…
Reservation Gaming, Tribal Sovereignty, and the State of Texas
The increased devolution of federal responsibilities to states coupled with lack of programs and income is heightening the need for economic development among Native American tribes. The fastest growing and most profitable investment is reservation casino gambling. However, the inability of many tribes to successfully negotiate gaming ‘compacts’ with state governments as prescribed by federal law is creating a new dynamic in state politics. Triba…
The Asian economic crisis and bureaucratic development
The Asian economic crisis ravaged numerous economies in the late 1990s. Significant social and political disruption followed the fall in Asian currency prices. The newly industrialized states of Asia were particularly hard hit, yet some also experienced swift turnarounds, reaching pre-crisis currency rates and economic output. The enduring puzzle of the crisis is the role of bureaucratic-business ties as a background cause of the crisis and deter…
The Discourse Heresies
Scholars of public administration theory have been debating the merits of democratic administration and nascent forms of discourse for quite some time. Rather than coming to some synthesis, the discussion seems to be diverging into two competing factions, one that advocates egalitarian discussion for its own sake and the other that seeks to use discourse as a means to question the old view of “bureaucracy” and replace it with a consensus that lea…
Rethinking Neoinstitutional Interaction
This article synthesizes the ideas of image and venue, the notion that governments act as interest groups and lobby within the federal system, and inside/outside interest group strategies with neoinstitutionalism. This is necessary to explain the active, entrepreneurial behavior of institutional venues, which until now have been assumed to be passive in nature. It is well known that public administrators not only serve the public interest, but al…
Clarifying the Assumptions
Identifying Facets of Democratic Administration
This article takes on the difficult task of trying to ascertain the practicality of discourse as a means toward establishing a more democratic public administration. Of concern are the methods currently used to evaluate the authenticity of such endeavors, particularly Fox and Miller’s warrants for discourse, which have something of a reliability problem. This particular work suggests the use of more systematic ways to examine discursive behavior,…
The Fundamentals of Local Policy Implementation In Military Base Redevelopment
Local communities, facing the dilemma of military base conversions, confront a complex and demanding implementation process. The establishment of discursive formations, proactive involvement with intergovernmental processes, and immediate action on environmental issues are key to successful base conversions. Case studies that emphasize base conversion difficulties are presented to illustrate the three key elements of early base conversion impleme…
Reservation Gaming, Tribal Sovereignty, and the State of Texas
The increased devolution of federal responsibilities to states coupled with lack of programs and income is heightening the need for economic development among Native American tribes. The fastest growing and most profitable investment is reservation casino gambling. However, the inability of many tribes to successfully negotiate gaming ‘compacts’ with state governments as prescribed by federal law is creating a new dynamic in state politics. Triba…
Identifying Facets of Democratic Administration
This article takes on the difficult task of trying to ascertain the practicality of discourse as a means toward establishing a more democratic public administration. Of concern are the methods currently used to evaluate the authenticity of such endeavors, particularly Fox and Miller’s warrants for discourse, which have something of a reliability problem. This particular work suggests the use of more systematic ways to examine discursive behavior,…
Postmodern Border Insecurity
Immigration and border security policies provide vivid illustrations of antiessentialism in the administration of public policy. For generations the U.S.-Mexican border has largely been open to transnational labor and capital. Though anti-immigration groups have at times attempted to stop undocumented workers from emigrating to and from the United States, typically proimmigration forces on behalf of big business win out. Since 9/11 there has been…
The Asian economic crisis and bureaucratic development
The Asian economic crisis ravaged numerous economies in the late 1990s. Significant social and political disruption followed the fall in Asian currency prices. The newly industrialized states of Asia were particularly hard hit, yet some also experienced swift turnarounds, reaching pre-crisis currency rates and economic output. The enduring puzzle of the crisis is the role of bureaucratic-business ties as a background cause of the crisis and deter…
Rethinking Neoinstitutional Interaction
This article synthesizes the ideas of image and venue, the notion that governments act as interest groups and lobby within the federal system, and inside/outside interest group strategies with neoinstitutionalism. This is necessary to explain the active, entrepreneurial behavior of institutional venues, which until now have been assumed to be passive in nature. It is well known that public administrators not only serve the public interest, but al…
The Fundamentals of Local Policy Implementation In Military Base Redevelopment
Local communities, facing the dilemma of military base conversions, confront a complex and demanding implementation process. The establishment of discursive formations, proactive involvement with intergovernmental processes, and immediate action on environmental issues are key to successful base conversions. Case studies that emphasize base conversion difficulties are presented to illustrate the three key elements of early base conversion impleme…
The Fundamentals of Local Policy Implementation In Military Base Redevelopment
Local communities, facing the dilemma of military base conversions, confront a complex and demanding implementation process. The establishment of discursive formations, proactive involvement with intergovernmental processes, and immediate action on environmental issues are key to successful base conversions. Case studies that emphasize base conversion difficulties are presented to illustrate the three key elements of early base conversion impleme…
Clarifying the Assumptions
Identifying Facets of Democratic Administration
This article takes on the difficult task of trying to ascertain the practicality of discourse as a means toward establishing a more democratic public administration. Of concern are the methods currently used to evaluate the authenticity of such endeavors, particularly Fox and Miller’s warrants for discourse, which have something of a reliability problem. This particular work suggests the use of more systematic ways to examine discursive behavior,…
Rethinking Neoinstitutional Interaction
This article synthesizes the ideas of image and venue, the notion that governments act as interest groups and lobby within the federal system, and inside/outside interest group strategies with neoinstitutionalism. This is necessary to explain the active, entrepreneurial behavior of institutional venues, which until now have been assumed to be passive in nature. It is well known that public administrators not only serve the public interest, but al…
The Discourse Heresies
Scholars of public administration theory have been debating the merits of democratic administration and nascent forms of discourse for quite some time. Rather than coming to some synthesis, the discussion seems to be diverging into two competing factions, one that advocates egalitarian discussion for its own sake and the other that seeks to use discourse as a means to question the old view of “bureaucracy” and replace it with a consensus that lea…
Reservation Gaming, Tribal Sovereignty, and the State of Texas
The increased devolution of federal responsibilities to states coupled with lack of programs and income is heightening the need for economic development among Native American tribes. The fastest growing and most profitable investment is reservation casino gambling. However, the inability of many tribes to successfully negotiate gaming ‘compacts’ with state governments as prescribed by federal law is creating a new dynamic in state politics. Triba…
The Asian economic crisis and bureaucratic development
The Asian economic crisis ravaged numerous economies in the late 1990s. Significant social and political disruption followed the fall in Asian currency prices. The newly industrialized states of Asia were particularly hard hit, yet some also experienced swift turnarounds, reaching pre-crisis currency rates and economic output. The enduring puzzle of the crisis is the role of bureaucratic-business ties as a background cause of the crisis and deter…
Postmodern Border Insecurity
Immigration and border security policies provide vivid illustrations of antiessentialism in the administration of public policy. For generations the U.S.-Mexican border has largely been open to transnational labor and capital. Though anti-immigration groups have at times attempted to stop undocumented workers from emigrating to and from the United States, typically proimmigration forces on behalf of big business win out. Since 9/11 there has been…
Uncivil Rights
Starting in the 1990s, an increasing number of Indigenous people have been removed from tribal rolls, denying them basic citizenship rights, including due process, private property rights, jobs, voting rights, and the like. Popularly known as disenrollment, these individual and family terminations have increased in number and frequency as casino tribes have increased their wealth, and federal courts have decided not to hear cases on individual ci…
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