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JCPA and ICPA thought leadership, in collaboration with APPAM for many distinguished years across administrations, continues to drive the comparative policy analytic research agenda groundswell amongst senior scholars. Many of those founders at the forefront of collaboration emerging a young field. Today collaborarion is specifically attracting the most notable up-and-coming thought leaders, in the now maturing field of comparative policy analysis research and practice. Congratulations Casey and each association for the continued policy analytic and comparative leadership.
🎉 Thrilled to Announce the Winner of the JCPA Award for Best Conference Paper in Comparative Policy Research! 🎉 What a #HighlightThursday at #2024APPAM #JCPA_ICPA has recognized Kyoung-cheol (Casey) Kim, PhD candidate at the University of Georgia with the JCPA Award for Best Conference Paper in Comparative Policy Research 2024. An international committee of distinguished scholars selected the outstanding paper Cognitive Impacts of AI on Administration. The winning article provides a compelling, comparative examination of AI’s transformative effects on managerial roles across diverse sectors. It’s a timely, rigorous contribution that advances our understanding of AI's role in policy. 👏 Let's congratulate Kim Kyoung-Cheol on this well-deserved recognition! 📢 The award includes a certificate, $1,000 USD, and a priority publication slot in JCPA. A big thank you to our international institutional members who make this award possible! https://lnkd.in/gdPQyjmT The Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research & Practice has a foundational connection with the Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management through the scholars who recognized the need for advancing comparative policy analysis as a distinct subfield: Larry Lynn, David Weimer, Aidan R. Vining, Beryl Radin, Peter de Leon, and Duncan MacRae in the nineties. JCPA is still the only explicitly comparative policy journal to date, and it was recently included in the first category of journals of Public Administration with an impact Factor 3.9 and Scopus Cite Score of 5.4.
