Sabina Schnell
Assistant Professor, Public Administration and International Affairs
Degree
Ph.D., George Washington University, 2014
Specialties
Transparency, anti-corruption, good governance, comparative public administration, public sector reform in developing countries, development policy and administration
Courses
PAI 705 Research Design for IR Practitioner
PAI 730 Public Administration, Good Governance, and Development
PAI 756 Policy and administration in developing countries (International Development Policy and Administration)
PAI 762 International Management and Leadership
Publications
Schnell S.
(2017) Cheap talk or incredible commitment?
(Mis)calculating transparency and anti-corruption. Governance;1-16. https://doi.org/10.1111/gove.12298
Schnell, S.
(2016). From Information to Predictability: Transparency on the Path to
Democratic Governance. The case of Romania. International
Review of Administrative Sciences, 85 (2),
Schnell,
S. (2015). Mimicry, Persuasion, or Learning? The Case of Two
Transparency and Anti-Corruption Policies in Romania. Public Administration and Development. 35(4), 277–287
Schnell, S. & Brinkerhoff, D. (2010). “Replicability and Scaling Up”. In: Helmut Anheier & Stefan Toepler (Eds.) (2010). International Encyclopedia of Civil Society. New York: Springer
Schnell, S. & Saxby, J. (2010). “Mobilizing against hunger and poverty: Capacity and change in a Brazilian social mobilization network”. Public Administration and Development, 30(1), 38-48.
Selected Professional Activities
Consultant at the World Bank, working on public sector reform issues, globally and in Eastern Europe
Program Officer and Leadership Trainee at the German Agency for International Development (GIZ) working on poverty reduction, policy analysis, and partcipation, globally and in Central America