Thank You and Welcome Aboard!

• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/puar.12327
• Date: 01 January 2015
• Published date: 01 January 2015

8 Public Administration Review • January | February 2015

Public Administration Review,

Vol. 75, Iss. 1, pp. 8–10. © 2014 by

The American Society for Public Administration.

DOI: 10.1111/puar.12327.

 ank You and Welcome Aboard!

The editorial team would like to thank 26

individuals who have served on Public

Administration Review’s Editorial Board for

the past three years.  ey have shown their support

for the journal by reviewing articles and providing

feedback to the editors about present and future

plans. We recognize the following individuals for their

service:

P. K. Agarwal, TiE Global

Pablo Alonso, Inter-American Development Bank

Barry Anderson, National Governors Association

Germà Bel, University of Barcelona, Spain

Jo Ivey Bouf‌f ord, New York Academy of Medicine

George Boyne, Cardif‌f University, United

Kingdom

Jonathan D. Breul, IBM Center for  e Business

of Government

Derick W. Brinkerhof‌f , RTI International

Tom Christensen, University of Oslo, Norway

David Coursey, University of Texas at Arlington

Amy Donahue, University of Connecticut

Christopher Gates, Philanthropy for Active Civic

Engagement (PACE)

Carolyn J. Heinrich, University of Texas at

Austin

Annie Hondeghem, University of Leuven,

Belgium

Yilin Hou, Syracuse University

Michael Howlett, Simon Fraser University,

Canada

Philip Joyce, University of Maryland

Kwangho Jung, Seoul National University, South

Korea

Sabine Kuhlmann, University of Potsdam,

Germany

Zhiyong Lan, Arizona State University and

Renmin University, China

M. Jae Moon, Yonsei University, South Korea

Mirko Noordegraaf, Utrecht University, the

Netherlands

Robert J. Shea, Grant  ornton

Chris Skelcher, University of Birmingham,

United Kingdom

Mary Tschirhart,  e Ohio State University

Michael C. Van Milligen, City of Dubuque, Iowa

We welcome aboard 26 new Editorial Board members

for 2014–16. We are excited about their participation

in the coming years.

Claudia N. Avellaneda is associate professor in the

School of Public and Environmental Af‌f airs at Indiana

University. She is interested in public management

and governance in developing countries, local govern-

ments, public policy, and comparative politics, with a

regional focus on Latin America. Her current research

examines the determinants of local government

performance and highlights the role of mayors’ back-

grounds, networking activities, and decision making.

Lawrence Cooley is president of Management

Systems International (MSI), a private consulting f‌i rm

specializing in democracy and governance, interna-

tional development, and performance management.

Mr. Cooley directed MSI’s Implementing Policy

Change program, advising the governments of 40

countries on change management. He is a National

Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) fellow

and co-chair of its Standing Panel on International

Af‌f airs. He holds advanced degrees from Colombia

University, Princeton University, and the Cranf‌i eld

School of Management.

Cristina Diaz directs the Policy and Management

Center at Rosario National University and the mas-

ter’s degree program in public policy evaluation at

the National University of Entre Ríos in Argentina.

She earned a graduate degree in social sciences from

the Latin American Social Sciences Institute and an

expert diploma on local development through the

International Labour Organization. Since 1984,

she has taught graduate and postgraduate courses,

developed research, counseled, and managed aca-

demic activities at various universities in Argentina,

Italy, and Latin America; served as consultant for

national, provincial, and local organizations; and was

president of the Inter-American Network for Public

Administration Education.

Angela M. Evans is clinical professor of the practice

of public policy in the Lyndon B. Johnson School

of Public Af‌f airs at the University of Texas at Austin,