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SUMMARY:Democracy Administered Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:\nPlease join the \;School of Public Policy \;and th
e \;Rock Ethics Institute \;for a panel discussion inspired by t
he book \;Democracy Administered: How Public Administration Shapes R
epresentative Government \;(Cambridge University Press\, 2021) on Tu
esday\, October 11\, 2022\, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. EDT in Foster Auditor
ium in Paterno Library.\n\nIn \;Democracy Administered\, \;Antho
ny Bertelli\, Sherwin-Whitmore Professor of Liberal Arts and professor o
f public policy and political science \;explains the role public adm
inistration plays in representative democracies and how democratic value
s factor into the structures and processes of public policymaking.\n\nMo
re information about the book can be found on the \;Penn State News
website.\n\nThe panel will use the book as a starting point to explore h
ow democracy and representative government carry on within the complexit
ies of the modern administrative state.\n\nCo-sponsored by the \;Pen
n State University Libraries\, the forum will be moderated by \;Ben
Jones\, assistant director of the Rock Ethics Institute.\n\nJoining Bert
elli and Jones on the panel will be \;John Christman\, director of t
he Penn State Humanities Institute and professor of philosophy\, politic
al science\, and women&rsquo\;s studies\; \;Lee Ann Banaszak\, head
of the Penn State Department of Political Science and professor of polit
ical science\, and women&rsquo\;s\, gender\, and sexuality studies\; and
\;Sean Gailmard\, professor of political science at the University
of California Berkeley.\n\nTo join the event on Zoom\, \;register on
line.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/democracy_adm
inistered_panel_discussion/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Please join the
School of Public Policy and the Rock Ethics In
stitute for a panel discussion inspired by the book Democracy Administered: How Public Administr
ation Shapes Representative Government (Cambridge Universit
y Press, 2021) on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. EDT
in Foster Auditorium in Paterno Library.
In Democracy Admi
nistered, Anthony Bertelli, Sherwin-Whitmore Professor of Liberal Arts and pr
ofessor of public policy and political science explains the role pu
blic administration plays in representative democracies and how democrat
ic values factor into the structures and processes of public policymakin
g.
More information about the book can be found on the Penn State News website.
The
panel will use the book as a starting point to explore how democracy an
d representative government carry on within the complexities of the mode
rn administrative state.
Co-sponsored by the Penn State University Libraries, the forum will
be moderated by Ben Jones, assistant director of the Rock Ethics Institute.
Joining Bertelli and Jones on the panel will be John Christman, director of th
e Penn State Humanities Institute and professor of philosophy, political
science, and women’s studies; Lee Ann Banaszak, head of the Penn State Depart
ment of Political Science and professor of political science, and women&
rsquo;s, gender, and sexuality studies; and Sean Gailmard, profess
or of political science at the University of California Berkeley.
To join the event on Zoom, register online.
For more det
ails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/democracy_administered_
panel_discussion/
LOCATION:Foster Auditorium, 102 Paterno Library
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