Dan Honig is an associate professor at Georgetown University McCourt School & University College London School of Public Policy, where his work focuses on the organizational bits of government's role in enhancing citizens' welfare--particularly management practice, organizational structure, and relations between citizens and the state. Amongst other affiliations he's a non-resident fellow at the Center for Global Development; a fellow of Harvard's Building State Capability Program; and an affiliate of Johns Hopkins' SNF Agora Institute. He has been included in lists of the 100 most influential academics in government and 50 most influential researchers shaping 21st century politicians.