معرفی
Daniel J. Fiorino is a Professor at the School of Public Affairs, American University, where he has served as founding Director of the Center for Environmental Policy since 2010. His work bridges environmental policy, climate change governance, and public administration, with a focus on regulatory innovation, sustainability, and multilevel governance.
Education:
- PhD, Political Science, Johns Hopkins University
- MA, Political Science, Johns Hopkins University
- BA, Political Science & Minor in Economics, Youngstown State University
His research explores the intersection of government, business, and sustainability, emphasizing policy stability, green growth, and adaptive regulatory frameworks. Recent work addresses polarized environmental policymaking, performance-based regulation, and urban sustainability governance.
Scientific Awards:
- Levine Prize (International Political Science Association, 2019)
- Louis Brownlow Award (NAPA, 2007; ASPA, 2006)
- Theodore Lowi Award (Policy Studies Organization, 1997)
- EPA Silver Medal (2002)
- Lee M. Thomas Award (EPA, 1993)
- Best Article/Paper Awards (Public Administration Review, Policy Studies Journal, Academy of Management)
A former U.S. Environmental Protection Agency leader, Fiorino has advised on regulatory reform, created the Performance Track program (recognized as a top 50 U.S. government innovation in 2006), and influenced national and international environmental governance frameworks. He has also been widely cited (over 5,300 Google Scholar citations) and engaged with media outlets like the Washington Post, BBC, and CCTV.
