Ravi Roy
Associate Professor of Political Science
- Cedar City UT UNITED STATES
Specializing in neoliberalism, political education programs, and the Deming system of profound knowledge
Biography
He has held a number of academic positions which include: director of the Post-Graduate Program in International Development at RMIT University, director of the MPA program at California State University, and visiting research scholar at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He is also a Senior Fellow of the W. Edwards Deming Institute in Ketchum, Idaho and an Honorary Principal Research Fellow at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia.
Dr. Roy earned a bachelor of arts in political science from the University of California, Los Angeles, a master of arts in public policy and Ph.D. in political science and public policy from Claremont Graduate University.
Media
Industry Expertise
Areas of Expertise
Education
Claremont Graduate University
Ph.D.
Political Science and Public Policy
Claremont Graduate University
M.A.
Public Policy
RMIT University
Graduate Certification
Tertiary Education
University of California, Los Angeles
B. A.
Political Science, College of Honors
Accomplishments
Certificate of Recognition
Presented by his Excellency Suslio Bambang Yudhoyono, President of Indonesia
Grace A. Tanner Distinguished Faculty Honor Lecture
Grace A. Tanner Center, Southern Utah University, 2018
Distinguished Scholarly/Creative Activity Award
Southern Utah University, 2016
University Ambassador’s Teaching Award
California State University, Northridge, 2002
Affiliations
- Deming Institue
Links
Media Appearances
Leadership forum invites attendees to learn about philosophy of father of Total Quality Management system
St George News online
2019-03-29
Understanding the value and impact of the Deming System of Profound Knowledge, Ravi Roy, the director of the Deming Incubator, established a partnership with the W. Edwards Deming Institute in 2017.
SUU hosts Deming Leadership Forum
The Independent: A Voice for Utah online
2019-03-26
Understanding the value and impact of the Deming System of Profound Knowledge, Ravi Roy, the director of the W. Edwards Deming Incubator for Quality, Innovation, and Leadership, established a partnership with the W. Edwards Deming Institute in 2017.
Viracon to close St. George facility
The Spectrum online
2018-01-08
Viracon, Inc. announced plans to cease operations at the smallest of its three U.S. architectural glass fabrication locations in March 2018. The closure follows several years of productivity improvement and new equipment and infrastructure investment at its Owatonna, Minnesota and Statesboro, Georgia facilities.
Professor Brings Deming Institute to SUU
SUU News online
2017-08-09
Southern Utah University continues to implement experiential and innovative research-based teaching and learning initiatives in the classroom. Understanding the value and impact of the Deming System of Profound Knowledge, Dr. Ravi Roy, assistant professor of political science at SUU, has established a partnership with the W. Edwards Deming Institute.
Ravi Roy on Teaching Deming’s Ideas at Southern Utah University
The W. Edwards Deming Institute Blog online
2016-12-05
In this Deming podcast Ravi Roy discusses teaching Deming’s ideas at Southern Utah University. (download the podcast). Dr. Roy is Professor of Public Administration for Southern Utah University and a Research Fellow with The Deming Institute.
Articles
What Is Financialization?
The Oxford Handbook of Global StudiesRavi K Roy, Thomas D Willett
2018-11-07
The financial sector has traditionally been responsible for performing a range of essential functions generally associated with deposit-taking and lending by banks for productive uses.
Corruption and Anticorruption: The Case of India
Journal of Developing SocietiesParkes Riley, Ravi K. Roy
India is corrupt, but according to Transparency International, it is less so than it used to be and less so than many similar countries. People often blame India’s corruption on the system of business licensing that prevailed from the 1950s through the 1980s, but Pakistan, even without such a system, has been rated higher in corruption. Significantly, India’s nationalist movement was often moralistic, especially because of the influence of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhian traditions have lingered and affected anticorruption drives in 1974–1975 and in 2011 and after. Corruption continues in India for several reasons, including ingrained habits, the pervasiveness of the government, the opportunities for crony capitalism that have come with liberalization, and a loss of civic faith. At least in its more obvious forms, corruption may slowly fade, because India does have civic traditions, and because there is a revulsion against it that has inspired both protest activities and electoral campaigns.
Adaptation of the American Democratic Party in an Era of Globalization
International Journal of Political EconomyThomas R. Rochon, Ravi Roy
2001
Courses
PADM 6000 Program Overview and Theory of Public Administration
This is a foundation course that provides an overview of the MPA program and introduces students to the public administration profession. Students learn about MPA curriculum, areas of emphasis, and the experiential learning requirements.
PADM 6750 Special Topics in Public Administration
Topics vary each semester but generally focus on current issues related to administration, policy, and theoretical foundations for contemporary issues in public administration.
PADM 6830 Readings and Conferences
This course provides graduate students with the opportunity to do extended readings on a specialized public administration topic.
PADM 6990 Capstone in Public Administration
Students demonstrate knowledge and competencies acquired in previous MPA coursework by completing a capstone project. Students map a personal career path and create a plan to strengthen and maintain the competencies for lifelong learning.