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Steven J. Balla

Associate Professor of Political Science Public Policy and Public Administration and International Affairs; Co-Director George Washington Regulatory Studies Center

George Washington University

Affiliations

Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Political Science

Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & Public Administration

Elliott School of International Affairs

Steven J. Balla is currently serving as a Columbian College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor of Political Science Public Policy and Public Administration and International Affairs; Co-Director George Washington Regulatory Studies Center at George Washington University.

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Steven J. Balla

George Washington University

Associate Professor of Political Science Public Policy and Public Administration and International Affairs; Co-Director George Washington Regulatory Studies Center

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political science public policy governance public administration bureaucracy social sciences regulation public participation public governance agency regulations communication american political thought policy analysis contemporary china public management government regulation government policy government administration chinese policymaking governance reform online consultation information policy mass communication information technology chinese political science democracy social science research political science research public policy research chinese politics governmental process political control interest groups political participation policy modeling political behavior political analysis fish biology zoology fishery research diffusion of innovations policy development policy process data-driven decision-making accountability e-participation government transparency political systems political theory organismic biology aquatic organisms economic liberalization policy innovations administrative procedures blame avoidance legislative pork advisory committees congressional control bureaucratic responsiveness police patrols legislative preference east asian studies government information hong kong

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Notice the Comment? Chinese Government Responsiveness to Public Participation in the Policymaking Process. Governance (2024)

Steven J. BallaAndrew WanZhoudan XieYat To YeungGeng Zhai

chinese government responsivenesspublic participationpublic policygovernancepublic governancepolicymaking processgovernment policypublic administration

Beyond Republicans and the Disapproval of Regulations: A New Empirical Approach to the Congressional Review Act. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2023)

Steven J. BallaBridget C. E. DoolingDaniel R. Pérez

congressional review actregulationpublic policypolitical sciencejurisprudencelaw

Dimitar D. Gueorguiev, Retrofitting Leninism: Participation Without Democracy in China. Journal of Chinese Political Science (2022)

Steven J. Balla

chinese politicschinese political sciencepolitical science

The Durability of Governance Reform: A Two‐Wave Audit of Notice and Comment Policymaking in China. Regulation & Governance (2022)

Steven J. BallaZhoudan Xie

contemporary chinaregulationpublic policygovernancetwo-wave auditcomment policymakinggovernance reform

Consultation as Policymaking Innovation: Comparing Government Transparency and Public Participation in China and the United States. Journal of Chinese Governance (2020)

Steven J. BallaZhoudan Xie

public participationpublic policygovernment transparencyunited statesgovernance

Lost in the Flood?: Agency Responsiveness to Mass Comment Campaigns in Administrative Rulemaking. Regulation & Governance (2020)

Steven J. BallaAlexander R. BeckElizabeth MeehanAryamala Prasad

agency responsivenessmanagementregulationpolitical sciencepublic policyadministrative rulemakinggovernancepublic administration

Online Consultation and the Institutionalization of Transparency and Participation in Chinese Policymaking. The China Quarterly (2020)

Steven J. BallaZhoudan Xie

public participationonline consultationpolitical sciencechinese policymakinge-participation

Lost in the Flood?: The Efficacy of Mass Comment Campaigns in Agency Rulemaking. 2019 APPAM Fall Research Conference (2019)

Steven J. Balla

public policymass comment campaignsgovernment regulationpolicy analysisgovernment policy

Where's the Spam? Interest Groups and Mass Comment Campaigns in Agency Rulemaking. Policy & Internet (2019)

Steven J. BallaAlexander R. BeckWilliam C. CubbisonAryamala Prasad

public policypolitical scienceinformation policymass communicationmass comment campaignspolitical communicationcommunicationinterest groups

Bureaucracy and Democracy: Accountability and Performance. (2018)

Steven J. BallaWilliam T. Gormley

political scienceeducationgovernancedemocracydata-driven decision-makingbureaucracyaccountability

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Steven J. Balla

Associate Professor of Political Science Public Policy and Public Administration and International Affairs; Co-Director George Washington Regulatory Studies Center

George Washington University

Affiliations

Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Political Science

Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & Public Administration

Elliott School of International Affairs

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Steven J. Balla

George Washington University

Associate Professor of Political Science Public Policy and Public Administration and International Affairs; Co-Director George Washington Regulatory Studies Center

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Notice the Comment? Chinese Government Responsiveness to Public Participation in the Policymaking Process. Governance (2024)

Steven J. BallaAndrew WanZhoudan XieYat To YeungGeng Zhai

chinese government responsivenesspublic participationpublic policygovernancepublic governancepolicymaking processgovernment policypublic administration

Beyond Republicans and the Disapproval of Regulations: A New Empirical Approach to the Congressional Review Act. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2023)

Steven J. BallaBridget C. E. DoolingDaniel R. Pérez

congressional review actregulationpublic policypolitical sciencejurisprudencelaw

Dimitar D. Gueorguiev, Retrofitting Leninism: Participation Without Democracy in China. Journal of Chinese Political Science (2022)

Steven J. Balla

chinese politicschinese political sciencepolitical science

The Durability of Governance Reform: A Two‐Wave Audit of Notice and Comment Policymaking in China. Regulation & Governance (2022)

Steven J. BallaZhoudan Xie

contemporary chinaregulationpublic policygovernancetwo-wave auditcomment policymakinggovernance reform

Consultation as Policymaking Innovation: Comparing Government Transparency and Public Participation in China and the United States. Journal of Chinese Governance (2020)

Steven J. BallaZhoudan Xie

public participationpublic policygovernment transparencyunited statesgovernance

Lost in the Flood?: Agency Responsiveness to Mass Comment Campaigns in Administrative Rulemaking. Regulation & Governance (2020)

Steven J. BallaAlexander R. BeckElizabeth MeehanAryamala Prasad

agency responsivenessmanagementregulationpolitical sciencepublic policyadministrative rulemakinggovernancepublic administration

Online Consultation and the Institutionalization of Transparency and Participation in Chinese Policymaking. The China Quarterly (2020)

Steven J. BallaZhoudan Xie

public participationonline consultationpolitical sciencechinese policymakinge-participation

Lost in the Flood?: The Efficacy of Mass Comment Campaigns in Agency Rulemaking. 2019 APPAM Fall Research Conference (2019)

Steven J. Balla

public policymass comment campaignsgovernment regulationpolicy analysisgovernment policy

Where's the Spam? Interest Groups and Mass Comment Campaigns in Agency Rulemaking. Policy & Internet (2019)

Steven J. BallaAlexander R. BeckWilliam C. CubbisonAryamala Prasad

public policypolitical scienceinformation policymass communicationmass comment campaignspolitical communicationcommunicationinterest groups

Bureaucracy and Democracy: Accountability and Performance. (2018)

Steven J. BallaWilliam T. Gormley

political scienceeducationgovernancedemocracydata-driven decision-makingbureaucracyaccountability

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