Welcome New Members of the Editorial Board

• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1177/0160323X231158630
• Published date: 01 March 2023
• Date: 01 March 2023
• Subject Matter: Welcome New Members of the Editorial Board

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State and Local Government Review

2023, Vol. 55(1) 3 –5

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Welcome New Members of the Editorial Board

State and Local Government Review welcomes

the following new members of the editorial

board, serving for the term 2023 to 2025. The

editorial board supports the journal’s mission to

be the premier outlet for research on state, local,

and intergovernmental affairs.

Suho Bae is a professor in the Graduate School

of Governance, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul,

Korea. His research interests include local govern-

ment finance and financial management, and his

research has appeared in the American Review of

Public Administration, Economic Development

Quarterly, and other leading journals.

Jered B. Carr is a professor and head of the

Department of Public Administration at the

University of Illinois at Chicago. Carr’s teach-

ing and research interests are in intergovern-

mental management, metropolitan governance,

and local government administration. He

teaches courses in intergovernmental manage-

ment, public administration, urban policy, and

local government administration. He has ongo-

ing research programs focused on the formation

and performance of urban governance networks,

shared public services/joint ventures, and

understanding the risk perceptions of public

officials considering intergovernmental collab-

orations. He is Co-Director of the Networks and

Governance Laboratory at UIC, where he leads

projects examining the adoption, structure, and

effectiveness of intergovernmental service

agreement networks created by local govern-

ments. In 2017, he received the Donald C. Stone

Scholar Award from the American Society of

Public Administration’s section on intergovern-

mental administration and management. He

served as co–editor in chief and managing edi-

tor of the Urban Affairs Review from January

2014 to December 2022. Carr is coeditor of

City-County Consolidation and Its Alternatives:

Reshaping the Local Government Landscape

(2004). His research has been published in a

wide range of journals in public administration

and urban affairs, including the American

Review of Public Administration, Economic

Development Quarterly, Journal of Urban

Affairs, Local Government Studies, Political

Research Quarterly, Public Administration

Review, Publius, State and Local Government

Review, Urban Affairs Review, and Urban

Studies. Carr earned his PhD in public adminis-

tration from the Askew School at Florida State

University.

Davia Downey is an associate professor of

Public Administration at the University of

Memphis and Director of the Ph.D. in Urban

Affairs. Her recent publications appear in the

DuBois Review: Social Science Research on

Race, American Review of Public Administration,

Economic Development Quarterly, and Urban

Affairs Review. She published one book entitled

“Economic Development and Disasters” in 2021.

She was the managing editor of “Cities and

Disasters” (CRC Press, 2015), which was nomi-

nated as a Choice Award winner by Routledge in

2018. Professor Downey holds a Ph.D. in Political

Science from Michigan State University (2011), a

Master of Public Administration from Eastern

Michigan University (2005), and a bachelor’s

degree in music performance from Albion College

(1999). She is an American Political Science

Association member and is the incoming

treasurer/secretary for the State and Local

Section (2023–2026). She is also a Scholar

Development Editor for the Urban Affairs

Association and an associate editor of the

Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs. She

is also a member of the Southern Political

Science Association, International City/County

Management Association, the American Society

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