Charley Willison
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 150981 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charley Willison |
| PRENOMES | Charley |
| SOBRENOME | Willison |
| ASSINATURA | WILLISON C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Cornell University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7272-1080 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Inverse systems
Despite increasing rates of homelessness nationwide, the population of veterans experiencing homelessness continues to decline annually. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) operates in a different policy landscape than other systems seeking to address non-veteran homelessness, including dedicated funding streams to implement their own permanent supportive housing program (PSH). This paper descriptively compares national trends in homeles…
The Intrinsic Relationship between Local Politics and Public Health
Our symposium brings to bear novel theory and rigorous empirics on a key topic: the local politics of public health. As a field, urban and local politics has made critical developments in our understanding of social inequality and its implications for democracy. Many social policy components and structures studied in local politics are known as the social or structural determinants of health—high level systems including the built environment and …
Draining the Swamp
Public health capacity can be placed in local public health departments or alternative bureaucracies. Provision of local services through special district (SD) governments has been widely studied in local politics. What have not been examined are the implications of SD governance for the provision of public health services. Public health services are often categorically different from other types of local government services because they address …
Specialized Mental Health Crisis Response Activities Within US Law Enforcement Agencies
Fewer than half of law enforcement agencies have responses for mental health crises. Further research is needed to identify barriers and facilitators to adopting specialized responses, particularly among rural and under-resourced agencies
Policing the police
Why has it been so difficult to reform U.S. policing? We provide a theoretical argument that understanding of the entrenched militarisation and accountability problems of U.S. police departments would benefit from using theory in comparative research on civil–military relations. American police forces undermine local democracy by encroaching upon the decision-making powers of city officials in ways that resemble militaries in fragile democracies.…
Planning for Homelessness
Many American cities are in the midst of a homelessness crisis. Through their control over zoning and land use policy, local governments can reduce homelessness by facilitating housing construction and improving housing affordability. Using administrative data and surveys of local public officials, this paper asks whether (and which) cities connect their homelessness and land use policies. We find that cities rarely link homelessness policies wit…
Institutions and the politics of agency in Covid-19 response
The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 was one of the rare events that shocked almost every world government simultaneously, thus creating an unusual opportunity to understand how political institutions shape policy decisions. There have been many analyses of what governments did. We focus instead on what they could do, focusing on the institutional politics of agency – how institutions empower rather than how they constrain, and how they affect public po…
Persistent Disparities
Paradoxes of professional autonomy
The professional autonomy of physicians often requires they take responsibility for life and death decisions, but they must also find ways to avoid bearing the full weight of such decisions. We conducted in‐person, semi‐structured interviews with neonatologists (n = 20) in four waves between 1978 and 2017 in a single Midwestern U.S. city. Using open coding analysis, we found over time that neonatologists described changes in their sense of profes…
Medicaid Waivers
AffiliationsPhillip M. Singer is with the Political Science Department, University of Utah, Salt Lake City. Charley E. Willison is with the Department of Health Management and Policy, University of Michigan School of Public Health, Ann Arbor
Repealing the Affordable Care Act Essential Health Benefits
Institutions and the politics of agency in Covid-19 response
The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 was one of the rare events that shocked almost every world government simultaneously, thus creating an unusual opportunity to understand how political institutions shape policy decisions. There have been many analyses of what governments did. We focus instead on what they could do, focusing on the institutional politics of agency – how institutions empower rather than how they constrain, and how they affect public po…
Draining the Swamp
Public health capacity can be placed in local public health departments or alternative bureaucracies. Provision of local services through special district (SD) governments has been widely studied in local politics. What have not been examined are the implications of SD governance for the provision of public health services. Public health services are often categorically different from other types of local government services because they address …
The Intrinsic Relationship between Local Politics and Public Health
Our symposium brings to bear novel theory and rigorous empirics on a key topic: the local politics of public health. As a field, urban and local politics has made critical developments in our understanding of social inequality and its implications for democracy. Many social policy components and structures studied in local politics are known as the social or structural determinants of health—high level systems including the built environment and …
Policing the police
Why has it been so difficult to reform U.S. policing? We provide a theoretical argument that understanding of the entrenched militarisation and accountability problems of U.S. police departments would benefit from using theory in comparative research on civil–military relations. American police forces undermine local democracy by encroaching upon the decision-making powers of city officials in ways that resemble militaries in fragile democracies.…
Persistent Disparities
Medicaid Waivers
AffiliationsPhillip M. Singer is with the Political Science Department, University of Utah, Salt Lake City. Charley E. Willison is with the Department of Health Management and Policy, University of Michigan School of Public Health, Ann Arbor
Repealing the Affordable Care Act Essential Health Benefits
Medicaid Waivers
AffiliationsPhillip M. Singer is with the Political Science Department, University of Utah, Salt Lake City. Charley E. Willison is with the Department of Health Management and Policy, University of Michigan School of Public Health, Ann Arbor
Paradoxes of professional autonomy
The professional autonomy of physicians often requires they take responsibility for life and death decisions, but they must also find ways to avoid bearing the full weight of such decisions. We conducted in‐person, semi‐structured interviews with neonatologists (n = 20) in four waves between 1978 and 2017 in a single Midwestern U.S. city. Using open coding analysis, we found over time that neonatologists described changes in their sense of profes…
Policing the police
Why has it been so difficult to reform U.S. policing? We provide a theoretical argument that understanding of the entrenched militarisation and accountability problems of U.S. police departments would benefit from using theory in comparative research on civil–military relations. American police forces undermine local democracy by encroaching upon the decision-making powers of city officials in ways that resemble militaries in fragile democracies.…
Planning for Homelessness
Many American cities are in the midst of a homelessness crisis. Through their control over zoning and land use policy, local governments can reduce homelessness by facilitating housing construction and improving housing affordability. Using administrative data and surveys of local public officials, this paper asks whether (and which) cities connect their homelessness and land use policies. We find that cities rarely link homelessness policies wit…
Institutions and the politics of agency in Covid-19 response
The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 was one of the rare events that shocked almost every world government simultaneously, thus creating an unusual opportunity to understand how political institutions shape policy decisions. There have been many analyses of what governments did. We focus instead on what they could do, focusing on the institutional politics of agency – how institutions empower rather than how they constrain, and how they affect public po…
Persistent Disparities
Specialized Mental Health Crisis Response Activities Within US Law Enforcement Agencies
Fewer than half of law enforcement agencies have responses for mental health crises. Further research is needed to identify barriers and facilitators to adopting specialized responses, particularly among rural and under-resourced agencies
Inverse systems
Despite increasing rates of homelessness nationwide, the population of veterans experiencing homelessness continues to decline annually. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) operates in a different policy landscape than other systems seeking to address non-veteran homelessness, including dedicated funding streams to implement their own permanent supportive housing program (PSH). This paper descriptively compares national trends in homeles…
The Intrinsic Relationship between Local Politics and Public Health
Our symposium brings to bear novel theory and rigorous empirics on a key topic: the local politics of public health. As a field, urban and local politics has made critical developments in our understanding of social inequality and its implications for democracy. Many social policy components and structures studied in local politics are known as the social or structural determinants of health—high level systems including the built environment and …
Draining the Swamp
Public health capacity can be placed in local public health departments or alternative bureaucracies. Provision of local services through special district (SD) governments has been widely studied in local politics. What have not been examined are the implications of SD governance for the provision of public health services. Public health services are often categorically different from other types of local government services because they address …
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