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February 8, 2023

Grant Blume Publishes Article on Racialized Administrative Power

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Evans School faculty member Grant Blume published a new article titled, “‘As Expected’: Theoretical Implications for Racialized Administrative Power as the Status Quo on racialized administrative power” in the Journal of Public Administration Research Theory. In the article, he argues that racialized administrative power results from institutional racism, and offers contributions to the development of public administration theory.

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