Public Administration and Policy: An Asia-Pacific Journal
2022 - 2026
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2026, month April, vol 29
- Capacity for what? Elon Musk’s DOGE, public value destruction and the darkside of policy capacity pp. 8-21

- Adam Wellstead and Michael Howlett
- Regional policy capacity for environmental governance: institutional dynamics in Brazil’s subnational context pp. 22-35

- Vanessa Elias de Oliveira, Klaus Frey, Ana L. Mafra Salla and Marcio Anderson Kontopp
- Using the policy capacity framework to evaluate New Zealand’s primary health care policy implementation pp. 36-49

- Tim Tenbensel, Lesley Middleton, Pushkar Silwal and Jacqueline Cumming
- Policy capacity and co-production in crisis response: a comparative analysis of COVID-19 management in Hong Kong and Singapore pp. 50-65

- Lei Shi, Xihan Dong and Xun Wu
2026, month March, vol 29
- COVID-19 reflection through Total Quality Management to prepare for future pandemics: lessons from Japan, United States, Taiwan, and India pp. 80-93

- Kazuyuki Suzuki
2026, month February, vol 29
- What is the appropriate information delivery method? Post-pandemic survey in Japan, Germany, and the United States pp. 66-79

- Eri Nakamura and Fumitoshi Mizutani
2026, month October
- The adaptive coordination and administrative resilience: lessons from European Union (EU) migration governance pp. 1-14

- Andreea-Nicoleta Dragomir and Iulia Bulea
- Determinants and implications of business strategic risk in Indian banks pp. 1-14

- Aman Pushp, Shailesh Rastogi and Bhakti Agarwal
- Data-driven investment policy strategy for industry resilience in Indonesia: a case of stroke burden pp. 1-14

- Sri Wahyuni, Hardini Kusumadewi, Agus Dwi Harso and Adinda Desyana Putri
- Patterns of AI-assisted academic writing of public administration students in an Indonesian university pp. 1-13

- Bevaola Kusumasari and Sajida Sajida
- A gender analysis of the vertical wage gap and employee turnover of public organizations in South Korea pp. 1-13

- Junsung Kim and Jukyoung Lee
- Home safety and community services gaps for ageing in place for older adults in Hong Kong pp. 1-13

- Tommy K.C. Ng, Ben Y.F. Fong and Vincent T.S. Law
- A review of the governance challenges in the regional integration of the ASEAN Single Aviation Market pp. 1-12

- Angela Calista Lau
2026, month June
- How ethical leadership reduces corruption in Pakistan’s public sector: job satisfaction as a mediator pp. 1-13

- Wazir Arif Hussain and Basit Gulzar
2025, month October, vol 29
- Bridging the gender gap in education success: primary education policy in Bangladesh pp. 108-120

- Pronita Dutta
2025, month June, vol 29
- An evaluation of factors affecting the acceptance of smart city ICT services in India pp. 94-107

- M.J. Hakeem and M.M. Sulphey
2025, month November, vol 28
- Strategies for strengthening cross-border urban planning coordination between Hengqin, Zhuhai, and Macao Special Administrative Region, China pp. 310-322

- Jing Song Yang, Bin Li and Jing Yang
2025, month October, vol 28
- Can China develop the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area into a sustainable innovation technology and finance hub? pp. 254-270

- Peter K.W. Fong and Alice Y.C. Te
- Cross-border healthcare: analyzing the phenomenon of Hong Kong residents seeking care in the Greater Bay Area in Mainland China pp. 271-282

- Peter P. Yuen and Simon T.Y. Cheung
- Striking the balance between academic profession and family: a study of female academics in universities in the Greater Bay Area pp. 323-336

- Lin Luo and Yanju Shao
- Revolutionizing higher education: rethinking funding and global models with an Indian lens pp. 337-349

- Ram Kumar Mishra
- Championing AI in healthcare: the impact of stakeholders on the adoption of Robotic Telesurgery Project in Indonesia pp. 350-363

- Hardini Kusumadewi and Jing Ning
2025, month July, vol 28
- Moral panic and scandal after the Abe assassination in Japan pp. 153-164

- Matthew M. Carlson
2025, month June, vol 28
- Leveraging pluralist epistemology to advance public policy studies at the university level pp. 127-138

- Gilbert Michaud
- Impact of corruption on public value creation: does national developmental and technological level matter? pp. 139-152

- M. Azhar Hussain, Syed Awais Tipu and Abu Elias Sarker
- A study of the individuals’ pro-environmental philanthropic and activist intentions and self-determined motivations in Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Sopot in Poland pp. 165-179

- Iwona Nowakowska, Ewa Duda and Michał Szulawski
- An assessment of the effectiveness of government’s risk management on disaster prevention, mitigation, response, recovery, and rehabilitation in Metro Manila, Philippines pp. 180-190

- Heracleo D. Lagrada, Jr. and Adrian Bon B. Santiago
- Civil service and socio-economic progress in Bangladesh: a developmental state perspective pp. 191-201

- Mohammad Mizanur Rahman, Ahmed Shafiqul Huque and Mokbul Morshed Ahmad
- Behavioral model integration in studying money politics in the 2024 election: perspectives of young Indonesian voters pp. 202-214

- Suci Megawati, Muhammad Alfarizi, Muhammad Rezky Syamsul and Galih Wahyu Pradana
- A comparative study of public and private high schools’ implementation of strategy maps to achieve strategic goals in the Industrial Revolution 4.0 era in Indonesia pp. 215-228

- Lina, Imron Arifin, Mustiningsih, Teguh Triwiyanto, Nurul Ulfatin, Sultoni and Bambang Budi Wiyono
- A framework for Made in Africa Evaluation and influence of the African Peer Review Mechanism on policy outcomes pp. 229-241

- Martin Kizito, Michel Tshiyoyo and Adrino Mazenda
2025, month May, vol 28
- Working conditions and organizational practices to support well-being of multiage workforce in Germany, USA, Japan, and South Korea pp. 88-100

- Jürgen Deller, Xiuzhu Gu, Su Jung Choi and Anne Marit Wöhrmann
- The network role of China’s state banks in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area pp. 283-294

- David R. Meyer
- Examining smart city implementation models in Hong Kong, Macao, and Shenzhen: an analytical review pp. 295-309

- Yi Ma, Roger C.K. Chan and Kishan Datta Bhatta
2025, month April, vol 28
- Pre-retirement, retirement, and post-retirement: policy considerations and consequences pp. 8-18

- Roland Bardy
- Emeriti Professors as entrepreneurs pp. 19-32

- Raymond Saner
- Workforce aging, labour productivity, and digital empowerment in Europe pp. 33-47

- Iñigo Calvo-Sotomayor and Ekhi Atutxa
- The fiscal cost of aging: the case of Belgium pp. 48-66

- Jean-Jacques Hallaert
- Staying physically fit and economically active: recipe for a high-quality life and well-being after retirement in the Czech Republic pp. 67-75

- Ondřej Dvouletý
- Experiences, challenges, and prospects of promoting digital inclusion of the elderly in China pp. 76-87

- Yifan Yang, Zhiyi Xie, Junhao Pan and Yufan Cheng
- A comparative study of Elderly Care Acts of India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh: policy learning for other countries pp. 101-113

- Nusrat Jahan Chowdhury and Aaqib Zahid
- Book Review pp. 114-117

- Albert Lee
2024, month November, vol 27
- The impacts of World Governance Index on Global Peace Index between 2008 and 2022 pp. 246-260

- Ahmet Keser, Oğuzhan Pehlivan and Yunus Gokmen
- A text analytics study on the alignment of an Indonesian Muslim community’s municipal corporation policy with Sustainable Development Goals pp. 261-274

- Fahmi Ali Hudaefi
- The effects of conflicting economic and environmental goals on local governments’ responses to citizens’ complaints: evidence from China pp. 275-290

- Xinghua Zhao and Zheng Cheng
- Strategic changes in talent development and leadership management in the funeral service industry in Hong Kong pp. 291-303

- Alan Leung, Yui-yip Lau and Stephanie W. Lee
- Measuring authentic strategy in local government agencies in the United Arab Emirates pp. 304-315

- Naceur Jabnoun
- The dilemmas of Bangladesh as a weak state in South Asia pp. 316-329

- Md Abul Hasan
- Strong presidents and grand corruption scandals in the Philippines pp. 330-343

- Eric V.C. Batalla
- Essential lessons from an unpromising source: what reformers can learn from the Philippines on corruption control pp. 344-356

- Michael Johnston
2024, month August, vol 27
- A study of customer satisfaction in using banking services through Artificial Intelligence (AI) in India pp. 167-181

- Asmat Ara Shaikh, Arya Kumar, Apoorva Mishra and Yasir Arafat Elahi
- Impacts and ethics of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) by the Indian Police pp. 182-192

- Meena Rani
- E-governance under the framework of open governance in Georgia: current situation, problems and opportunities pp. 193-205

- Malvina Jibladze, Irakli Manvelidze, Ineza Zoidze and Giga Phartenadze
- A bibliometric analysis of thematic developments in street-level bureaucracy research pp. 206-219

- Anang Dwi Santoso and Andries Lionardo
- Motivating small and medium-sized listed companies for better Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting in Hong Kong pp. 220-234

- Angus W.H. Yip, William Y.P. Yu and Queenelle W.T. Ip
2024, month July, vol 27
- The complexity of corruption and recent trends in information technology for combating corruption in India pp. 126-139

- S. Sri Sakuntala, Srinivas Sarakanam, Avinash Dhavan, Rashi Taggar and Garima Kohli
- Does ChatGPT foster academic misconduct in the future? pp. 140-153

- Anuj Kumar, Arya Kumar, Sanjay Bhoyar and Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
- Do independent directors enhance better corporate governance in companies in India? pp. 154-166

- Akshita Arora
2024, month May, vol 27
- The new CEPAR® model: a five-step methodology to tackle corporate ESG challenges pp. 6-18

- Paulina P.Y. Wong, Mike S.F. Hui and Angus W.H. Yip
- An evaluation of the influence of budgeting process on budget performance in Malaysia pp. 31-44

- Su Voon Khoo, Nur Hairani A. Rahman and Nurul Liyana M. Kamil
- A study of political party affiliation as a means to enhance gender equality and women’s political participation in Kazakhstan pp. 45-57

- Zhaslan Yesseyevich Nurbayev, Gulmira Zholmagambetovna Sultangazy and Bauyrzhan Serikovich Serikbayev
2024, month April, vol 27
- Electronic public service delivery: progress and challenges in Bangladesh pp. 19-30

- Ahmed Shafiqul Huque and Jannatul Ferdous
- A study of the decentralised administrative arrangements between the central and local governments in Bangladesh during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis pp. 58-72

- Khandakar Al Farid Uddin, Abdur Rahman, Md. Robiul Islam and Mohashina Parvin
- An analysis of the relationship between organisational resilience and Local Educational Management Units’ responses on education services delivery in Peru during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 73-84

- Guiselle M. Romero-Lora, Juan C. Rivero-Isla and Brenda E. Lopez-Chavez
- The impacts of workplace bullying, emotional exhaustion, and psychological distress on poor job performance of healthcare workers in Thailand during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 85-101

- Inzamam Ul Haq and Chunhui Huo
- The relationships amongst career patterns, neutrality and organizational performance: the case of local government organizations in South Konawe District, Indonesia pp. 102-117

- Abdul Kadir, La Husen Zuada and Muhammad Arsyad
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