Dr. Robert B. Bradley (Bob) is a tenured Professor in the Askew
School of Public Administration and Policy, Associate Vice President
for Academic Affairs, and Director of the Institute of Science and
Public Affairs (ISPA) at Florida State University . He received his
Bachelor of Science degree in physics with High Honors, and his Ph.D.
in political science from the University of Florida . Areas of interest
include state and local government, public policy and management,
budgeting and administration, data analysis and statistics, and urban
issues. Dr. Bradley has published more than 35 reports and 42 articles
on intergovernmental relations, state policy, and budget issues.
Recent Publications
and Papers
“The Transformation of Performance Based Program Budgeting
in Florida,” Twenty-Second Annual Research Conference, Association
for Public Policy Analysis and Management, Seattle, Washington, November
4, 2000.
with Geraldo Flowers, “Getting to Results in Florida.”
in Quicker, Better, Cheaper? Managing Performance in American
Government. (ed. Dall W. Forsythe), Rockefeller Institute of
Government, State University System of New York, 2001.
“Budgeting in Florida”, Sixteenth Annual Conference,
Association of Budgeting and Financial Management (ABFM), Chicago,
Illinois, October 8, 2004.
“Budgeting in Florida” in Budgeting in the States:
Institutions, Processes, and Policies (eds Ed Clynch and Thomas
Lauth) Greenwood Press, Westport, Connecticut, forthcoming 2005.
Recent Awards and Achievements
Public Administrator of the Year, American Society for Public
Administration: North Florida Chapter, 1996,
State Nominee, Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government,
Harvard University, 1998,
Distinguished Service Award, Florida Chief Information Officers Association,
1999,
Honorary Membership Award, National Association of State Budget Officers,
1999
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