Vol. 72, No. 2, Winter 2007, Workforce Planning

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Name: Popular Government Magazine, Special Issue: Workforce Planning, Vol. 72, No. 2, Winter 2007

See links to online articles from this issue below.

This issue of Popular Government examines the topic of planning and people through four articles.

Special Issue: Workforce Planning: Big Challenges on the Horizon

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FEATURE ARTICLES
Is Your Plan on the Shelf? Effective Implementation of Strategic Plans in North Carolina Cities
Heather Anne Drennan

Who Will Be There to Serve? Workforce Planning
Willow S. Jacobson

Has Anyone Heard the Alarm? Succession Planning
Christina E. Ritchie

Who Will Fill the New Boots? Examining the Use of Succession Planning in Farm Businesses
Brittany F. Whitmire

ARTICLES
The Last Contested Election in America
Robert P. Joyce

Complicated IT Issues Laid Bare: Review of Public Information Technology and E-Governance: Managing the Virtual State by G. David Garson
Mary Maureen Brown

DEPARTMENTS
At the School

Bluestein Named to New Associate Dean Position
Joyce, Ammons, Owens Awarded Endowed Professorships
Rivenbark Earns Achievement Award
Special Gifts Honor Brannon and Vogt
Dellinger Retires
Knapp’s Influence Felt in Adopted Home
Spivey Honored
Behind the Scenes at the School of Government
The School of Government and the North Carolina General Assembly
George Esser—North Carolina’s Father of Community Development