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The White House is pictured in Washington D.C.(REUTERS/John Pryke).

The White House is pictured in Washington D.C.(REUTERS/John Pryke).

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President Obama’s Second Term: Staffing Challenges and Opportunities

February 2013, Kathryn Dunn Tenpas

Kathryn Dunn Tenpas documents staff turnover rates amongst the men and women who work most closely with the president in the Executive Office of the President. Tempas discusses President Obama’s staffing challenges and opportunities in his final term.

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President Obama’s Second Term: Staffing Challenges and Opportunities

February 2013, Kathryn Dunn Tenpas
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Policy Understanding of Economic Globalization

January 2013, Diana Mutz and Edward D. Mansfield
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Unmanned at Any Speed: Bringing Drones into Our National Airspace

December 14, 2012, Wells C. Bennett
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Presidential Pandering: How Elections Determine the Exercise of Executive Power in the U.S. and Colombia

November 2, 2012, Brian M. Faughnan and John Hudak
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Do Performance Reforms Change How Federal Managers Manage?

October 12, 2012, Donald Moynihan and Stéphane Lavertu
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Moving Beyond Calls for a “New Glass-Steagall”

September 13, 2012, Philip A. Wallach
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Understanding “The Loop”: Regulating the Next Generation of Drones

August 27, 2012, William Marra and Sonia McNeil
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Whose Capital; What Gains?: Why the U.S. Economy Needs to Change Incentives

July 10, 2012, Lawrence E. Mitchell
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The Problem of Corporate Purpose

June 18, 2012, Lynn A. Stout
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Mobilizing Ownership: An Agenda for Corporate Renewal

June 1, 2012, Stephen M. Davis