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Scalora, M. J. (2014). Electronic threats and harassment. In Meloy J. R., & Hoffmann J. (Eds.), International handbook of threat assessment (pp. 214-223). Oxford University Press
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Education & School Safety, Violence & Suicide Prevention
Scalora, M. J. (2014). Sometimes we do reinvent the wheel: Commentary on MacDonald (1912). Journal of Threat Assessment & Management, 1(4), 241-242.
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Violence & Suicide Prevention
Gruszczynski, M. W., & Michaels, S. (2014). Localized concerns, scientific argumentation, framing and federalism: The case of Devils Lake water diversion. Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research, 6(2-3), 173-193.
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Civil & Government Systems
The reEnergize program was a joint effort between Omaha and Lincoln to finance residential energy evaluations and energy upgrades for more than 1,300 local properties. Funded by a $10 million federal grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, this program reached 485 residences in Lincoln before expiring in May of 2013. The Public Policy Center was contracted by reEnergize Lincoln to...
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Civil & Government Systems
Shank, N. (2014). The endowment proposition for expanded learning opportunities (Issue Brief 2014-04). Unpublished report. University of Nebraska Public Policy Center.
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Education & School Safety