Anthony Michael Bertelli
Senior Research Associate
REPGOV project, ERC
Sherwin-Whitmore Professor of Liberal Arts, Pennsylvania State University
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Biography
Anthony Bertelli studies the role of political institutions in shaping public policy outcomes and organizational structures. He has been particularly interested in the relationship between public administration and democracy. Tony has published more than 50 articles and six books including Democracy Administered: How Public Administration Shapes Representative Government (Cambridge University Press, 2021). The research agenda in Chapter 5 of that book is the subject of an Advanced Grant from the European Research Council that he is implementing at IBEI through 2026. Tony is also the Senior Executive Editor of the Journal of Public Policy.
Background and education
- (2001) PhD, University of Chicago
- (1997) JD, University of Pittsburgh
Awards
- 2021. European Research Council Advanced Grant
- 2020. Herbert Simon Award for Contributions to the Scientific Study of Bureaucracy
- 2015. Elected Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration
Research
Research interests
- Political Institutions
- Democratic Theory
- Public Administration
- Public Policy Making
Research projects
- Representative Government Through Democratic Governance (REPGOV) (Coordinator | Researcher)
- Agenda Dynamics on Social Media (ADSOM) (Researcher)
Selected publications
- 2022.Public Administration and Democracy. The Complementarity Principle.Cambridge University Press,Link
- 2021.Hybrid Governance and the Attribution of Political Responsibility: Experimental Evidence from the United States.Journal of Public Administration Research & Theory,May 2021Link
- 2021.An Agenda for the Study of Public Administration in Developing Countries.Governance,August 2020Link
- 2021.Partnership Communities: Political Accountability and the Success of Infrastructure Development Around the World.Cambridge University Press,Series: Elements in Public and Nonprofit AdministrationLink
- 2021.Democracy Administered: How Public Administration Shapes Representative Government.Cambridge University Press,August 2021Link
- 2020.Reputation-Sourced Authority and the Prospect of Unchecked Bureaucratic Power.Public Administration Review,August 2020Link
- 2020.The Electoral System, the Party System, and Accountability in Parliamentary Government.American Political Science Review,May 2020Link
- 2019.When New Public Management Fails: Infrastructure Partnerships and Political Constraints in Developing and Transitional Economies.Governance,Volume 33, Issue 3:477-493Link
- 2019.Delegation, Collaborative Governance, and Non-Distributive Policy: The Curious Case of Joint Partnerships in American Federalism.Journal of Politics,Volume 81, Number 1Link
- 2019.Understanding Delegation Through Machine Learning: A Method and Application to the European Union.American Political Science Review,114(1):291-301Link