Coordinator: Alketa Peci - FGV/EBAPE
Professors:
Kelly LeRoux - University of Illinois (US)
Mary Feeney – Arizona State University (USA)
Ole Petersen - Roskilde University (Denmark)
Filipe Sobral - Brazilian School of Public and Business Administration/FGV (Brazil)
Gustavo Tavares – INSPER - Institute of Education and Research (Brazil)
Program
The event took place over two days within the EnANPAD 2023 schedule, on the 27th and 28th of September.
It aimed to discuss the process of writing an academic article, as well as the review and publication process. The workshop offered group sessions on the review process and individualized feedback to improve the paper.
We welcomed manuscripts in public administration, public management, nonprofits, public policy, and/or their correlated fields.
Read the complete Workshop Program.
Schedule
Location: Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie - Rua da Consolação, 930 - Consolação, São Paulo, SP
building 45 - rooms 605 and 606
DAY 1 (September 27)
Activities |
Presenter |
Time |
| 1. Welcome Introductions | Alketa Peci | 8:30 am - 9 am |
| 2. What makes a good paper and how to decide where to send it. | Mary Feeney | 9 am – 10:15 am |
| Coffee break | 10:15 am – 10:45 am | |
| 3. Participant presentations (2 simultaneous rooms) |
10:45 am – 12:30 pm | |
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a. Panel 1: Room 605 Claudio Marcio Piontkewicz - Corporate Governance In Third Sector Organizations: Systematic Review, Perspectives And Trends Felipe Quintao - Governing for a good new world? Leonardo Pilla - State-Owned Enterprises’ Financial sustainability and government’s Political Ideology |
Ole Petersen, Kelly LeRoux, Alketa Peci Participants: |
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b. Panel 2: Room 606 Mariana Costa - Silveira Standing up against democratic backsliding: when allies and bureaucrats' profiles matter Luna Viana - Beyond the dualism of socio-centric and state-centric approaches: Evidence from drought-inflicted municipalities Leonardo Martins de Oliveira – An American serpent’s egg: A case study on religious conservatism and LGBTQIAP+ policies in Brazil, from redemocratization to Bolsonaro government |
Gustavo Tavares, Mary Feeney, Filipe Sobral Participants: |
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| Lunch | 12:30 pm – 2 pm | |
| 4. Reviewing a paper | Ole Petersen | 2 pm – 2:50 pm |
| 5. Participant presentations (2 simultaneous rooms) |
2:50 pm – 3:45 pm | |
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a. Panel 3: Room 605 Carlos Eduardo de Lima- Exploring stigma and identity experiences of Brazilian Female Prison Police Franklin Epiphanio Gomes de Almeida - Recruits' Motivations for Joining the Police: An Overview of Current Research Joao Guedes Neto Bureaucratic Polarization Cross-National Mixed-Method Evidence of Intergroup Conflict in Public Organization |
Mary Feeney, Filipe Sobral, Gustavo Tavares Participants: |
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b. Panel 4: Room 606 Fernando Domingos - When More Than Two Come to Tango: Discretion, Complexity and Public Contract Renegotiations in the European Union Kasny Damas - Barriers inhibiting WOSBs from Acquiring Federal Contracts: A Systematic Review of the Evidence Erick Elysio - PPP for Integrated Slum Upgrading |
Kelly LeRoux, Alketa Peci, Ole Petersen Participants: |
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| Coffee break | 3:45 pm – 4:15 pm | |
| c. Doing a Revise and Resubmit | Kelly LeRoux | 4:15 pm – 5:30 pm |
DAY 2 (September 28)
Activities |
Presenter |
Time |
| 6. What makes a good paper: contributions from the Global South | Filipe Sobral, Gustavo Tavares | 9 am - 10 am |
| 7. Participant presentations (2 simultaneous rooms) |
10 am – 11:45 am | |
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a. Panel 5: Room 605 Gabriela Thomazinho - Blocking the use of stereotypes at the frontline: categorization logics of kindergarten professionals Aline Menezes & Layla Mendes - Exploring the link between government funding nonprofits in rankings of basic education |
Alketa Peci, Kelly LeRoux, Gustavo Tavares Participants: |
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b. Panel 6: Room 606 Josevana Lucena The Citizen between Disbelief and Purpose: Trust and Social Media in Government Vishal Trehan - Public concern or self-interest? Citizen motivations for coproducing using 311 Tomas Fuel - Traditions in Public Administration: Ubuntuin the new public service? |
Mary Feeney, Filipe Sobral, Ole Petersen Participants: |
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| 8. Wrap up – activity and discussion | All | 11:45 am – 12:30 pm |
Presentation Guidelines
Participants should prepare a 10-minute presentation of their completed manuscript. Since many in the audience will have read the paper in advance, we ask that you do not present a point-by-point summary of the paper. Instead, please present an overview of the paper. For example, the motivation, the research question, the results, and the contribution. Explain to the audience why the research matters and to whom it is relevant and important. Presentations should be no longer than 10 minutes, to allow for discussion.
Participation:
Were offered 16 spots for participation in this workshop. We prioritize junior faculty, postdoctoral scholars, and senior Ph.D. students in the application process.
To apply, it was required to send a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, and your manuscript or abstract in English (please read the program for detailed information).
PMRA funds:
All 16 accepted participants received a fund to help cover the participant’s expenses to attend the workshop (travel, hotel, etc.)
Deadlines:
| Paper or Abstract Application | until August 15, 2023 |
| Paper Acceptance | by August 28, 2023. |
| Final Paper Submissions | September 18th, 2023, to eventos@anpad.org.br |