Benjamin Clark, School of Planning, Public Policy and Management

Benjamin Clark

Benjamin Clark

Associate Professor
Practice Areas: Decision Making on Wildfires, Public Budgeting and Finance, Public Management, Public Administration, Crowdsourcing, Autonomous Vehicles

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Biography:

Benjamin Clark is an academic expert in public budgeting and finance, public management, public administration, 311 systems, and crowdsourcing. His research examines public sector crowdsourcing, secondary effects of autonomous vehicles, citizen engagement, local government management, and public budgeting and finance. His recent work has been centered around data and decision-making regarding wildfires. He’s done policy work for local governments on interventions to take during events, effectiveness of cleaner air shelters, and care for vulnerable populations. Benjamin can provide expertise on how governments can start to prepare for dramatic drops in revenue and how government can prepare for increases in budgets, while also speaking to the long-term financial implications of COVID-19. He could also speak to how the emergency response of local governments and how resilient organizations will fare better.

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