Raymond Horton
Frank R. Lautenberg Professor Emeritus of Ethics and Corporate Governance
Management
BA, Grinnell, 1962; JD, Harvard, 1965; PhD, Columbia, 1971
Joined CBS in 1970
Office:
725
Uris
Phone:
212-854-4425
E-mail:
[email protected]
Fax:
212-854-3778
Curriculum Vitae
Biography
Professor Horton has taught the popular elective course Modern Political Economy to thousands of MBA and EMBA students over three decades. A member of the Columbia Business School faculty since 1970, he served two years while on leave from the School as Executive Director of the Temporary Commission on City Finances during the New York City fiscal crisis, and later served 15 years as Director of Research and President of the Citizens Budget Commission. His publications on municipal finance and public and nonprofit management include 14 books, numerous journal articles and policy studies.
In 1981, he founded the Public and Nonprofit Management Program at the School. In 2000, that program morphed into the Social Enterprise Program and later the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise. Since 2009, he served as Faculty Director of Programs in Social Enterprise in the School's Executive Education division, and has served in numerous governance roles at the School and University, including chair of the Management Division.
In 2020, he received Columbia University’s Faculty Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching. Professor Horton received his B.A. from Grinnell College, his J.D. from Harvard Law School, and his Ph.D. in Political Science from Columbia University. He resides in Brooklyn, New York with his wife Jacqueline Dinan.
Teaching
Fall 2020
Modern Political Economy
(MBA)
Fall 2019
Modern Political Economy
(MBA)
Summer 2018
Modern Political Economy
(MBA)
Fall 2018
Modern Political Economy
(MBA)
Modern Political Economy
(EMBA)
Research
Journal articles
Budget Balancing in Difficult Times: The Case of the Two New Yorks
In Public Budgeting and Finance
(1994)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton, Charles Brecher, Dean Mead
Expenditures, Services, and Public Management
In Public Administration Review
(1987)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton
Retrenchment and Recovery: American Cities and the New York Experience
In Public Administration Review
(1985)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton, Charles Brecher
Some Impacts of Collective Bargaining on Local Government: A Diversity Thesis
In Administration and Society
(1976)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton, David Lewin, James W. Kuhn
Productivity and Productivity Bargaining in Government: A Critical Analysis
In Public Administration Review
(1976)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton
The Impact of Collective Bargaining on the Merit System in Government
In Dispute Resolution Journal
(1975)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton, David Lewin
Arbitration, Arbitrators, and the Public Interest
In Industrial and Labor Relations Review
(1975)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton
Municipal Labor Relations: The New York City Experience
In Social Science Quarterly
(1971)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton
Chapters
Social Enterprise: Meaning, Scope, Potential
In Social Enterprise: Concepts and Emerging Trends
(2009)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton
Budget
In Encyclopedia of New York City
(1995)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton
Politics in the Post-Industrial City
In Dual City: Restructuring New York
(1990)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton, Charles Brecher
Introduction
In Setting Municipal Priorities
(1989)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton, Charles Brecher
Managing Relations with Organized Employees
In Handbook of Public Administration
(1989)
Coauthor(s): Raymond Horton, John Delancy