Welcome to the Cornell Policy Review
The outward expression of interest in public administration and public policy denotes an inner desire to understand and improve upon the collective programs and actions that impact us all. By visiting and exploring The Cornell Policy Review, you have taken the first step in joining a community of thinkers and actors at the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs (CIPA). We are constantly striving to evaluate and articulate various approaches to policymaking, and we encourage you to delve deeper into the practice with us by reading on.
– Michael Donovan, MPA 2012, Editor-in-Chief
Education Spending and the Effect on Income Disparity: but What About Gender Equality?
Alexis M. Arthur and Kimberly J. Vallejo, Cornell University
Welcome to the Cornell Policy Review
We are engaged in the process of understanding and refining the concepts, ideas and goals that affect the public. To this end, I present The Cornell Policy Review, a place for ideas that draw policy perspectives and criticisms from the varied interests among Fellows at the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs, the broader Cornell community and other colleagues similarly engaged in this process.
In this online edition of our inaugural publication of The Review, we are pleased to present a diverse selection of entries that reflect this commitment, featuring several former, current and future CIPA Fellows. As you explore The Review, please feel free to join the debate by leaving questions and comments where appropriate.
Michael Donovan, Editor-in-Chief, 2011-2012
Agricultural Technology Adoption: Issues for Consideration When Scaling-Up
Andrei Parvan, Cornell University
Green Power in Los Angeles: Policies, Programs, and Context
Christopher Smith, Cornell University
Illogical Framework: The Importance of Monitoring and Evaluation in International Development Studies
Jessica R. Pomerantz, Cornell University
Transparency in OLC Statutory Interpretation: Finding a Middle Ground
Daniel Cluchey, Harvard University
Now Hiring: 100,000 New Farmers
Phoebe Garfinkel, Cornell University
Interview with Anna Herforth
Christopher Coghlan, Cornell University
A Conversation with Michael Gillenwater
Hae Seung Yi, Cornell University
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