Skip Krueger

Skip Krueger is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Administration at the University of North Texas. His research focuses on financial aspects of natural disasters, state and local budgeting practices, and urban political economy. Krueger's work examines how governments manage fiscal challenges during crises, including pandemic responses and hurricane recovery efforts, while exploring mechanisms for citizen participation in budgeting processes.

His scholarship bridges public finance theory with practical governance challenges, analyzing intergovernmental fiscal relationships, emergency management funding, and the impact of political dynamics on municipal bond ratings. Recent studies include budgetary strategies in Dallas during the 2020 pandemic and post-Katrina property tax recovery in coastal Mississippi.

No academic awards or formal advisees are listed in the provided materials. Key themes across his publications include fiscal resilience in crises, intergovernmental fiscal interactions, and innovative approaches to participatory budgeting.