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Glenn Abney

Emeritus Professor

Georgia State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Glenn Abney is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Emeritus Professor at Georgia State University.

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Georgia State University

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political science public policy public administration governance government administration social sciences comparative politics urban politics political process political theory item veto african american studies race trust racial discrimination public opinion elections public management administrative science policy modeling political behavior political science research political studies political analysis community perceptions contemporary racism attitude theory race relations urban policy government policy fiscal policy public governance administrative process administrative leadership local governance public choice public policy research policy sciences black mayor interest group influence city policy-making state appropriations process fiscal responsibility gubernatorial use narrative deletion state impact intergovernmental relations state legislator robert emil botsch

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gubernatorial Use of the Item Veto for Narrative Deletion. Public Administration Review (2002)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

gubernatorial usegovernancepolitical sciencepublic administrationgovernment administrationnarrative deletionpublic policyitem veto

The Item Veto and Fiscal Responsibility. The Journal of Politics (1997)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

politicspolitical philosophyfiscal policyeconomic policypolitical sciencepolitical economycomparative politicspolitical theoryitem vetopublic policyfiscal responsibility

Perceptions of the Impact of Governors and Legislatures in the State Appropriations Process. The Western Political Quarterly (1987)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

political processgovernancepolitical sciencestate appropriations processpublic administrationcomparative politicspublic policygovernment policy

Interest Group Influence in City Policy-Making: The Views of Administrators. The Western Political Quarterly (1985)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

city policy-makingpolitical scienceinterest group influencepublic administrationurban politicsurban policypublic policy

Federal and State Impact on Local Governments. Administration & Society (1983)

Glenn AbneyThomas A. Henderson

governancepolitical sciencepublic administrationgovernment administrationstate impactpublic policy

Race, Representation, and Trust: Changes in Attitudes After the Election of a Black Mayor. Public opinion quarterly (1981)

F. Glenn AbneyJohn D. Hutcheson, Jr.

trustpublic opinionpolitical sciencerace relationscontemporary racismracecommunity perceptionsurban politicssocial sciencesattitude theoryafrican american studiesracial discriminationelectionsblack mayor

We Shall Not Overcome. by Robert Emil Botsch. (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1981. Pp. XV + 237. $19.50.). American Political Science Review (1981)

Glenn Abney

political sociologypolitical theorysocial sciencespublic choicepolitical processpolitical science researchpublic policy researchamerican political thoughtpolitical historypolitical philosophyrobert emil botschpolitical behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical studiespolicy sciencespolicy analysispolitical analysispolicy modelingpublic policy

Loca L Chief Exec Uti Ves. Administration & Society (1980)

Glenn Abney

managementgovernancepublic managementadministrative processadministrative leadershipadministrative sciencelaworganizational behavioradministrative lawpublic administrationinternal controlsgovernment administrationpublic governancebusiness

The State Legislator and Intergovernmental Relations: The Job of Local Governance. Publius The Journal of Federalism (1977)

Thomas A. HendersonGlenn Abney

governancelocal governancepolitical scienceintergovernmental relationsstate legislator

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Glenn Abney

Emeritus Professor

Georgia State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Glenn Abney is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Emeritus Professor at Georgia State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Glenn Abney

Georgia State University

Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gubernatorial Use of the Item Veto for Narrative Deletion. Public Administration Review (2002)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

gubernatorial usegovernancepolitical sciencepublic administrationgovernment administrationnarrative deletionpublic policyitem veto

The Item Veto and Fiscal Responsibility. The Journal of Politics (1997)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

politicspolitical philosophyfiscal policyeconomic policypolitical sciencepolitical economycomparative politicspolitical theoryitem vetopublic policyfiscal responsibility

Perceptions of the Impact of Governors and Legislatures in the State Appropriations Process. The Western Political Quarterly (1987)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

political processgovernancepolitical sciencestate appropriations processpublic administrationcomparative politicspublic policygovernment policy

Interest Group Influence in City Policy-Making: The Views of Administrators. The Western Political Quarterly (1985)

Glenn AbneyThomas P. Lauth

city policy-makingpolitical scienceinterest group influencepublic administrationurban politicsurban policypublic policy

Federal and State Impact on Local Governments. Administration & Society (1983)

Glenn AbneyThomas A. Henderson

governancepolitical sciencepublic administrationgovernment administrationstate impactpublic policy

Race, Representation, and Trust: Changes in Attitudes After the Election of a Black Mayor. Public opinion quarterly (1981)

F. Glenn AbneyJohn D. Hutcheson, Jr.

We Shall Not Overcome. by Robert Emil Botsch. (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1981. Pp. XV + 237. $19.50.). American Political Science Review (1981)

Glenn Abney

Loca L Chief Exec Uti Ves. Administration & Society (1980)

Glenn Abney

The State Legislator and Intergovernmental Relations: The Job of Local Governance. Publius The Journal of Federalism (1977)

Thomas A. HendersonGlenn Abney

governancelocal governancepolitical scienceintergovernmental relationsstate legislator

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10 / page

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