Welcome to New Editorial Board Members for 2022

• Published date: 01 March 2022
• Date: 01 March 2022
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1177/0160323X221091909
• Subject Matter: Welcome New Members of the Editorial Board

Welcome to New Editorial

Board Members for 2022

The co-editors welcome the following members

to the State and Local Government Review

Editorial Board for a three year term of service,

January 1, 2022 to December 31, 2024. The edi-

torial board supports the journal through consul-

tation on major initiatives, regular feedback, and

contributions to the peer-review process.

NathalieBehnke is full professor andhead of

the working group on ’Public Administration,

Public Policy’at the Technical University

Darmstadt in Germany. Her research is located

at the intersection of public administration, com-

parative federalism and multilevel governance.

She published journal articles among others in

Regional & Federal Studies, Publius: The

Journal of Federalism, Public Integrity, and

European Journal of Political Science. She

edited several volumes on federalism and

co-authored two textbooks on empirical research

methodology. From 2012 to 2021 she was a

judge at the Constitutional Court for the state of

Baden-Württemberg. She received her PhD in

political science from the Distance Learning

University in Hagen (Germany).

Cali Curley is an assistant professor in the

Department of Political Science at the

University of Miami, and she holds a Ph.D. in

Public Administration and Policy from Florida

State University. Her research explores how

state and local governments make policy

choices, and how those choices inf‌luence policy

outcomes. She primarily explores this question

in policy areas such as sustainability,

COVID-19, and the pursuit of equity.

Leisha DeHart-Davis is a Distinguished Term

Coates Professor of Public Administration and

Government at the University of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill and a UNC Thorp Faculty

Engaged Scholar. She studiesp ublic sector organi-

zational behavior. In addition, DeHart-Davis

serves as the president of the Public

Management Research Association and director

of UNC’s Local Government Workplaces

Initiative. She received her PhD in public policy

from the Georgia Instituteof Technology.

Aaron Deslatte is an assistantprofessor in the

O’Neill School of Public and Environmental

Affairs at Indiana University Bloomington.

There, he directs the Metropolitan Governance

and Management Transitions (MGMT)

Laboratory. His research focuses on the sustain-

ability challenges of metropolitan regions from

the perspectives of public managers, drawing

from literatures which include federalism,

common-pool resource management, organiza-

tional theory and psychology.

Luke Fowler is faculty director & associate

professor of public policy and administration at

Boise State University’s School of Public

Service. Dr. Fowler’s research interes ts include

policymaking and implementation, state and

local government, administrative theory, and

environmental policy. His most recent works

focus on how policies are implemented, particu-

larly how federal environmental policies are

implemented by state and local governments.

He has authored more than three dozen journal

articles and two books. He previously served on

faculty at Valdosta State University and received

his PhD in public policy and administrationfrom

Mississippi State University in 2013.

Bart Hildreth is a professor emeritus in

Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at

Georgia State University. His main area of

research is f‌inancing of subnational govern-

ments and municipal securities. Hildreth has

served as the editor-in-chief the Municipal

Finance Journal since 1989. In additional to

teaching masters and doctorate courses, he

serves as faculty advisor for the Municipal

Securities Laboratory. In addition to dozens of

publications, he has been the recipient of

Welcome New Members of the Editorial Board

State and Local Government Review

2022, Vol. 54(1) 5-6

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