Recent Publications
Federman, P.S., S. Viswanath and N. Riccucci. (2023). Public Sector Collective Bargaining: A Meta-Review. Review of Public Personnel Administration. https://doi.org/10.1177/0734371X231216946.
Curley, C., P.S. Federman, and R. Shen. (2023). Expanding the Political Market Framework to Explain Executive Decision-making During the COVID-19 Crisis. Public Administration Review, 83(5), 1281-1299.
Federman, P.S. and C. Curley. (2022). Exploring Intra-State Tensions in Government Responses to COVID-19. Publius: The Journal of Federalism, 52(3), 476-496.
Federman, P.S. (2021). Cop Wisdom and the Democratic Consequences of Citizen-State Interactions. Administration & Society, 54 (5), 857-877.
Curley, C., N. Harrison., & P.S. Federman. (2021). Comparing Motivations for Including Enforcement in U.S. COVID-19 State Executive Orders. Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, 23(2), 191-203.
Curley, C & P.S. Federman. (2020). State Executive Orders: Nuance in Restrictions, Revealing Suspensions, and Decisions to Enforce. Public Administration Review, 80(4), 623-629.
Federman, P.S. (2019). Police Performance as Symbolic Politics? Public Recognition and the Value of Awards. Public Performance and Management Review, 43(2), 363-387.
Recent Conference Presentations and Invited Talks
Executive Orders, Race, and Political Pressure in the Federal Workforce. Public Management Research Conference, 2024.
Federman, Peter Stanley. Race, Social Equity, and Political Pressure in the Workplace. Convener and discussant. NAPA Social Equity Leadership Conference, 2024.
Investigating Policy Discourse and Dialogue: Housing Insecurity and Substance Abuse at the (Literal) Intersection of Mass and Cass. Public Administration Theory Network, 2024.
Analyzing the Antecedents of Preemption during the COVID-19 Crisis. Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management, 2022.
2022 APSA Publius Roundtable on COVID-19 and Federalism. By invitation to the American Political Science Association, 2022.
2021 NASPAA-Voinovich Public Innovation Challenge Judge. By invitation to the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration, 2021.
Looking at Intergovernmental Relationships: Cooperation and Conflict Between State and Local Governments. By invitation to the American Society for Public Administration BookTalk, 2021.
Comparing Motivations for Including Enforcement in U.S. COVID-19 State Executive Orders. By invitation to the Cornell University and Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis Seminar on the COVID -19 Crisis: Policies, Outcomes, and Lesson Drawing, 2021.
Modeling New and Emergent Policy Problems: A Roundtable Discussion on Research Approaches for COVID-19. By invitation to the American Society for Public Administration, Section on Public Administration Research (SPAR), 2021.