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Edella Schlager

Professor, Natural Resources | Associate Professor, School of Geography and Development | Professor, School of Government and Public Policy | Professor, Global Change - GIDP | Member of the Graduate Faculty

School of Govt & Public Policy

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Research

Federalism in Comparative Perspective
Environmental Policy
Formation of Public Policy
Global Climate Change: Integrating Science, Policy, and Decision Making
Leadership and Ethics for Nonprofits and Public Management

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Student Thesis/Dissertation(5)

Doing Less with More: The Irrigation Efficiency Paradox and Water Conservation Policies in Western U.S. Agriculture
2021·doctoral
Accounting for Corruption: Evaluating State Audit Agencies in Mexico
2021·doctoral
Principal Moral Hazard, Environmental Regulatory Biases, and Strategic Interaction among Chinese Local Governments
2019·doctoral
Institutional Design and Adaptation in Regional-Scale Common-Pool Resource Institutions: Securing Access to High-Quality Drinking Water in Boston, New York, Portland, and San Francisco
2017·doctoral
Maintaining Robust Resource Governance: Mechanisms of Formal Institutional Change in a Federal Bargain
2015·doctoral

News(6)

UA Professor to Attend Nobel Ceremony
2009
Faculty Senate Announces Election Results
2006
Udall Center Selects 2005-2006 Fellows
2005
Senate Begins to Ponder 'Changing Directions'
2002
UA Public Administration, Policy Professor Wins Kalt Prize for Doctoral Placement
2002

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Edella Schlager

Courses(7)

Federalism in Comparative Perspective

Environmental Policy

Formation of Public Policy

Global Climate Change: Integrating Science, Policy, and Decision Making

Leadership and Ethics for Nonprofits and Public Management

Student Thesis/Dissertation(5)

Doing Less with More: The Irrigation Efficiency Paradox and Water Conservation Policies in Western U.S. Agriculture

Accounting for Corruption: Evaluating State Audit Agencies in Mexico

Principal Moral Hazard, Environmental Regulatory Biases, and Strategic Interaction among Chinese Local Governments

Institutional Design and Adaptation in Regional-Scale Common-Pool Resource Institutions: Securing Access to High-Quality Drinking Water in Boston, New York, Portland, and San Francisco

Maintaining Robust Resource Governance: Mechanisms of Formal Institutional Change in a Federal Bargain

News(6)

UA Professor to Attend Nobel Ceremony

Faculty Senate Announces Election Results

Udall Center Selects 2005-2006 Fellows

Senate Begins to Ponder 'Changing Directions'

UA Public Administration, Policy Professor Wins Kalt Prize for Doctoral Placement