The Johnson Institute would like to congratulate the recipients of the Best Paper Award. The winners are:

Published Papers:  

The Absent Professor: Why We Don't Teach Research Ethics and What to Do About It

Approaches to Ethics Management in the Public Sector

To "Re-Hatch" Public Employees or Not? An Ethical Analysis of the Relaxation of Restrictions on Political Activities in Civil Service

A Partial Revolution: The Diplomatic Ethos and Transparency in Intergovernmental Organizations

In Pursuit of the Public Interest

Public Ethics, Legal Accountability, and the New Governance

Unpublished Papers (for papers written while the author was a student):  

Accountability in Governance Networks: Lessons From Hurricane Katrina

Accountability in Polish NGOs: Moral, Operational Matters

Part of the Solution or Cogs in the System: The Origins and Consequences of Trust in Public Administrators

What Jayson Blair and Janet Cooke say about the Press and the Erosion of Public Trust

Student Papers:  

The Kelo Decision: An Abdication of Judicial Responsibility?

The Great American Food Fight: Public Policy Surrounding Childhood Obesity

A Decade of U.S. Military Humanitarianism: Its Effect on International Non-Governmental Organizations and Civilian Populations

Whose Accountability Is It Anyway? - Executive Summary

Whose Accountability Is It Anyway?

Constructing a Rogue State: American Post-Cole War Security Discourse and North Korean Drug Trafficking

Do the Ends Justify the Means: NATO and EU Involvement in Central and Eastern Europe

Accountability in Social Enterprise:An Analytical Framework

Accountability in Social Enterprise:An Analytical Framework - Executive Summary