Gilvert Angervil
MPA Coordinator
- Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration
Florida Atlantic University - Master of Public Administration
Florida International University - Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Florida International University - Bachelor of Science in Public Administration
Florida International University
Statement of teaching and research interests:
Gilvert Angervil has taught courses in American government, public administration, public management, organizational theory, and nonprofit management. His research interests include public policy and public administration, with a focus on policymaking and implementation, public management, citizen participation, and decision-making.
Most recent publications or scholarly output:
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Angervil, G. (2026). Distinguishing and integrating universalism and context in the common good: A normative conceptual framework for evaluating public goods. Administrative Theory & Praxis. Advance online publication. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10841806.2026.2695539
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Angervil, G. (2024). Introducing subplot in policy narratives: A structural narrative analysis of the Pebble Mine Debate in Bristol Bay in Alaska, United States. Politics & Policy, 52(2), 256–287.
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Angervil, G. (2021). A comprehensive application of Kingdon’s multiple streams framework (MSF): an analysis of the Obama Administration’s No Child Left Behind Waiver Policy. Politics & Policy, (49)5, 980-1020.