Stephanie P. Newbold

Author

American University ORCID

Also Known As

Dahlia Cowhig, Stephanie Newbold, Stephanie P. Newbold

Publications

398

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American University

About

Stephanie P. Newbold is an author at American University specializing in public policy, social sciences, and political science.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Law	3	3	52
2	Social Sciences	3	3	52
3	Management	1	1	31
4	Public Health	1	1	18
5	Administrative Law	1	1	31

Stephanie P. Newbold

Publications

147

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	Year	Citations
Toward a Constitutional School for American Public Administration Stephanie P. Newbold Public Administration Review	2010	53
The President’s Committee on Administrative Management Stephanie P. Newbold, Larry D. Terry Administration & Society Constitutional LawExecutive StudiesLawAdministrative LawAdministrative Leadership	2006	31
A Call for Action: Public Administration, Public Policy, and Public Health Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic Marc Holzer, Stephanie P. Newbold The American Review of Public Administration Public PolicyHealth PolicyHealth InterventionPublic Health ResponsesCovid-19 Pandemic	2020	18
No Time like the Present: Making Rule of Law and Constitutional Competence the Theoretical and Practical Foundation for Public Administration Graduate Education Curriculum Stephanie P. Newbold Journal of Public Affairs Education	2011	13
Statesmanship and Ethics: The Case of Thomas Jefferson's Dirty Hands Stephanie P. Newbold Public Administration Review BureaucracyDemocracyPublic PolicyThomas JeffersonLouisiana Territory	2005	11
Madison’s Ratchet: Ambition Counteracting Ambition and the Aggregation of Political, Managerial, and Legal Controls Over Federal Administration David H. Rosenbloom, Stephanie P. Newbold, Meghan Doughty The American Review of Public Administration	2017	11
<i>Federalist</i> No. 27: Is Transparency Essential for Public Confidence in Government? Stephanie P. Newbold Public Administration Review Political TheoryFederalist PapersPolitical ProcessLawPolitical Behavior	2011	10

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