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Dr. Maurice Mongkuo
Associate Professor
of Public Administration
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Joyner Rm. 52 |
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672-2001 |
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672-2074 |
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mmongkuo@uncfsu.edu |
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BIOGRAPHY
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- B.A. Anthropology/Sociology, Kenyon College
- MPIA Public & International Affairs, University Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
- Ph.D. Public Policy Research & Analysis University of Pittsburgh
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TEACHING COURSES
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- POLI 220-Principles of Public Administration
- POLI 312-Public Leadership and Management
- POLI 402-Public Policy Formulation
- POLI 490-Advanced Reading and Research
- POLI 631-Public Financial Administration
- POLI 320- Public Leadership and Management
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RESEARCH INTERESTS
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- Disparities in Government Contracting,
- Race Preference Programs,
- Government Set-asides,
- Targeted Economic and Community Development,
- Sustainable Development Reforms
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PUBLICATIONS
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- --Sustainable Development Reforms in Developing Countries. Lewiston, NY : The Edwin Mellen Press (Forthcoming June 2007).
- --Race Preference Program and the United States Suppreme Court Strict Scrutiny Standard of Review : A Predicate Study of the City of St. Petersburg Florida Contracting Process. Lewiston, NY : The Edwin Mellen Press (2005).
- --Infrastructure Improvement Determinants of Roadway Safety in Mississippi. Maurice Mongkuo and Richard Mushi. Mississippi Transportation Institute Conference Proceedings (November 2004).
- “The Effects of Targeted Partnerships on Minority Employment.” Review of Black Political Economy (with William J. Pammer, Jr.) Volume 22, No.3 (Winter 1994).
- “Did Adarand Kill Minority Set-asides?” Public Administration Review (with Mitchell Rice) Volume 58, No. 1 (January/February 1999).
- “Targeted Partnerships and Minority Employment.” In African Americans and Post-Industrial Labor Markets. New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers. 1997.
- “What It Takes For Minority Contractors to Do Business With Government” Construction HUB. Volume 4, Number 8.(October 1994).
- “What State and Local Governments Need to Do to Set-Aside Contracts for Minority Businesses”, Construction HUB, Volume 5, Number 9 (December 1994).
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