New Editorial Board Members 2019

• Date: 01 March 2019
• Published date: 01 March 2019
• DOI: 10.1177/0160323X19863946
• Subject Matter: New Editorial Board Members

New Editorial Board Members

New Editorial Board

Members 2019

James Alm is the Chair of the Departme nt of

Economics at Tulane University. Previously,

he was Regents Professor in the Department

of Economics at the Andrew Young School of

Policy Studies at Georgia State University in

Atlanta, GA, where he served as a Chair of the

Department and Dean of the School. He has

also taught at Syracuse University and at the

University of Colorado at Boulder. He earned

his master’s degree in economics at the Univer-

sity of Chicago and his doctorate at the Univer-

sity of Wisconsin–Madison. Much of his

research has focused on public economics, in

areas such as tax compliance, the tax treatment

of the family, fiscal decentralization, and tax

reform. He has served as an editor of Public

Finance Review and as a president of the South-

ern Economic Association, and he is currentl y

the second vice president of the National Tax

Association.

Theodore Arapis is an associate professor of

public administration at Villanova University.

Prior to his Villanova appointment, he served

as the associate director of the American State

Administrators Project (2008–2012). His

research on public budgeting and finance has

been published in Public Budgeting & Finance,

Public Finance Review,American Review of

Public Administration,Journal of Public Bud-

geting Accounting & Financial Management,

Government Finance Review,Journal o f Gov-

ernment Financial Management, and other

journals. He received his PhD in public admin-

istration and policy from Auburn University in

2011.

Jacqueline Behrend is a professor of political

science at the School of Politics and

Government, National University of Sa n Mar-

tı´n, Buenos Aires, Argentina. She also serves

as a research fellow at the National Council for

Scientific and Technical Research. Her

research on subnational politics and democracy

has been published in Journal of Democracy,

Perspectives on Politics,Latin American

Research Review,Colombia Internacional,

Caderno CRH,PostData,andRevista SAAP.

She is the coeditor with Laurence Whitehead

of the book Illiberal Practices: Territorial Var-

iance within Large Federal Democracies, pub-

lished by Johns Hopkins University Press in

2016. She received her DPhil in Politics from

the University of Oxford in 2008.

Jayce L. Farmer is an assistant professor of

public policy at the University of Nevada, Las

Vegas, where he serves as the graduate pro-

grams coordinator for the master of public

administration and PhD in public affairs pro-

grams. He has practical experience in public

fiscal administration, having worked as a pol-

icy and budget analyst for local governments

in Florida. His research on local policy issues

and urban governance has been published in

American Review of Public Administration,

Urban Affairs Review,Publius: The Journal

of Federalism,Public Budgeting & Finance,

and other journals. He received his PhD in pub-

lic administration from Florida State University

in 2008.

Alfred Tat-Kei Ho is a professor of public

administration at the University of Kansas. His

research on public budgeting, performance

management, e-government, and citizen partic-

ipation has been published in State and Local

Government Review,Public Administration

State and Local GovernmentReview

2019, Vol. 51(1) 3-5

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