Hi! My name is Andreas Sihotang and you can call me Andreas.
I am a Post Doctoral Fellow at the Harry S Truman School of Government & Public Affairs at the University of Missouri. I received my Ph.D. in Public Affairs from the University of Missouri and MA in Conflict Transformation from the Eastern Mennonite University. My research interests include public participation, civic engagement, collaborative governance, public and nonprofit management, and organizational performance. My dissertation research examines the effect of participatory budgeting on service performance, the effect of democratization on economic performance, and equity issues in ICT-based coproduction.
I have extensive working experience with an international nonprofit organization in a developing country. I led and managed different projects related to child and community participation, social accountability, conflict-sensitive development, and peacebuilding. I also have extensive experience in project management and project evaluation.
You can download a copy of my Curriculum Vitae here.
I love travelling and doing outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, hiking, and visiting state parks and national parks.
PhD in Public Affairs, 2023
University of Missouri
MA in Conflict Transformation, 2010
Eastern Mennonite University, Virginia
Sihotang, Andreas. (2023). Does participatory budgeting improve public service performance? Evidence from New York City. Public Management Review.
Kraft, J. M., Paina, L., Boydell, V., Elnakib, S., Sihotang, A., Bailey, A., & Tolmie, C. (2022). Social Accountability Reporting for Research (SAR4Research): checklist to strengthen reporting on studies on social accountability in the literature. International journal for equity in health, 21(1), 1-19.
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