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Associate Professor and Director of the Graduate Certificate Program in Public Management

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Director of the Certificate in Public Management

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Bush School of Government and Public Service

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Bush School of Government and Public Service

# overview
Dr. Robert Greer is an associate professor in the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University. Dr. Greer specializes in public budgeting and finance and publishes in the areas of state and local government debt management, infrastructure finance, and fiscal federalism. He holds a Ph.D. and MPP from the Martin School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Kentucky and an MPA from the University of North Texas. Recent work has focused on water infrastructure financing.

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Associate Professor and Director of the Graduate Certificate Program in Public Management

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35 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services

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3501 Accounting, Auditing And Accountability

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3507 Strategy, Management And Organisational Behaviour

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35 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services

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University of North Texas - (Denton, Texas, United States)

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University of Kentucky - (Lexington, Kentucky, United States)

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University of Kentucky - (Lexington, Kentucky, United States)

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Trinity University - (San Antonio, Texas, United States)

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A review of public water infrastructure financing in the United States

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A Network Autonomy Framework: Reconceptualizing Special District Autonomy in Polycentric Systems

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Going beyond parametric regression in public management research

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Organizational Dissolutions in the Public Sector: An Empirical Analysis of Municipal Utility Water Districts

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Who owns the pipes? Utility ownership, infrastructure conditions, and methane emissions in United States natural gas distribution(sic)(sic)(sic)Palabras clave

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A Time Series Model of Seasonality in the Municipal Bond Market.

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Polycentricity and the Hollow State: Exploring Shared Personnel as a Source of Connectivity in Fragmented Urban Systems

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Signaling Resilience: A Computational Assessment of Narratives in Local Government Budgets

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"Circular Economy": a Framing Concept to Catalyze Greater Climate Policy Action

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Does Intrastate Competition in Segmented Municipal Bond Markets Affect Interest Costs? An Empirical Test of the Preferred Habitat Hypothesis.

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Local Government Risk Assessment: The Effect of Government Type on Credit Rating Decisions in Texas

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Drink what you can pay for: Financing infrastructure in a fragmented water system

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Decreasing Improper Payments in a Complex Federal Program

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Private Placements and the Cost of Borrowing in the Municipal Debt Market

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Developing an Adaptive Space Governance Framework

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THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY PERFORMANCE OF GAS UTILITIES IN THE UNITED STATES.

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Corrigendum: Managing Risks in Public Organizations: A Conceptual Foundation and Research Agenda

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The Role of Communication in Managing Complex Water-Energy-Food Governance Systems

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Overlapping Local Government Debt and the Fiscal Common

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Polycentric governance and the impact of special districts on fiscal common pools

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Administrative Errors and Race: Can Technology Mitigate Inequitable Administrative Outcomes?

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Determinants of Debt Concentration at the State Level

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Public-Private Partnerships in the Water Sector: The Case of Desalination

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Post-recession policy diffusion: local government adoption of build America bonds

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Managing Risks in Public Organizations: A Conceptual Foundation and Research Agenda

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Texas A&M University; Public Service And Administration; 4220 TAMU

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Bush School of Government and Public Service

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Bush School of Government and Public Service