Government Executive : Vol. 40 No. 4 (4/1/08)

Government Executive April 1, 2008

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FEATURES

  • Recovering FEMA
    R. David Paulison is striving to retool his agency before the next catastrophe strikes.
    By Katherine McIntire Peters

  • Turn Yourselves In
    Federal officials want contractors to own up to potential violations of federal law.
    By Elizabeth Newell
  • Stand & Deliver
    The fledgling Transportation Security Administration is poised to reshape the civil service.
    By Alyssa Rosenberg

  • Prize Performers
    Celebrating achievement among leaders of the Senior Executive Service.
    By Raphael Enrique Valero

NEWS+ANALYSIS

  • Pork Panderers
    Everyone wants in on earmark reform, but accomplishing it is another thing. By Robert Brodsky
  • Pay Potential
    Performance-based raises could stifle employees more than motivate them. By Brittany Ballenstedt
  • Getting Tanked
    With a price tag of $160 billion, the Army's Future Combat Systems might be one tank too many. By Greg Grant

ADVICE+DISSENT

  • Managing Technology

    Fostering Innovation
    How federal IT managers can encourage their employees to think outside the box. By Gautham Nagesh

  • Management Matters

    Employer of Choice
    New workers have good things to say about federal employment. By Brian Friel

  • Intelligence File

    Keeping Secrets
    What the intelligence estimate on Iran reveals - about Iran and intelligence. By Shane Harris

IN EVERY ISSUE

  • Editor's Notebook
    FEMA rises from the ashes - for the second time.By Tom Shoop
  • Perspectives
    Workplace problems aren't at the heart of the challenge. By Timothy B. Clark

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