International Journal of Public Administration
1997 - 2025
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Volume 36, issue 14, 2013
- Talking the Talk of Public Service Motivation: How Public Organization Logics Matter for Employees' Expressions of PSM pp. 1007-1019

- Nina van Loon, Peter Leisink and Wouter Vandenabeele
- Do Employees Feel Comfortable Blowing the Whistle When Their Supervisors Practice Transformational Leadership? pp. 1020-1028

- James Caillier
- Citizen Participation in Public Administration: Views from Lebanon pp. 1029-1043

- Khaldoun AbouAssi, Tina Nabatchi and Randa Antoun
- EOV Board Page pp. ebi-ebi

- The Editors
Volume 36, issue 13, 2013
- Introduction to the Special Issue on Administrative Culture in Developing and Transitional Countries pp. 897-899

- Ishtiaq Jamil, Steinar Askvik and Farhad Hossain
- Understanding Administrative Culture: Some Theoretical and Methodological Remarks pp. 900-909

- Ishtiaq Jamil, Steinar Askvik and Farhad Hossain
- The Role of Organizational Culture on Informal Conflict Management pp. 910-921

- Loredana Di Pietro and Francesca Di Virgilio
- Culture, Administration, and Reform in Africa pp. 922-931

- Goran Hyden
- Bureaucratic Culture and the Social-Political Connection: The Bangladesh Example pp. 932-939

- Habib Zafarullah
- The Dilemma for the New Administrative Culture in Mexican Public Administration: Esprit de Corps or Individualist Bureaucracy? pp. 940-952

- David Arellano-Gault
- Performance Appraisal or Praising Performance? The Culture of Rhetoric in Performance Management in Ghana Civil Service pp. 953-962

- Justice Bawole, Farhad Hossain, Kwame Domfeh, Hamza Bukari and Francis Sanyare
- Administrative Culture in Bulgaria: Sources, Foundations, and Transitions pp. 963-971

- Deyana Marcheva
- Implementation of Strategic Organizational Change: The Case of King Abdul Aziz University in Saudi Arabia pp. 972-981

- Abdulrahaman Alhazemi, Christopher Rees and Farhad Hossain
- Public Sector Reforms in Fiji: Examining Policy Implementation Setting and Administrative Culture pp. 982-995

- Mohammad Rahman, Rafia Naz and Alka Nand
- Administrative Culture and Incidence of Corruption in Bangladesh: A Search for the Potential Linkage pp. 996-1006

- Sk. Tawfique Haque and Sheikh Mohammad
Volume 36, issue 12, 2013
- Postal Service Reforms in Solomon Islands of the South Pacific: Evaluating Consequences for Public Service Delivery and Customer Satisfaction pp. 821-830

- Naolah Pitia, Gurmeet Singh and Rafia Naz
- Reaching the Hard to Reach: Drawing Lessons From Research and Practice pp. 831-839

- John Froonjian and James Garnett
- Does Ownership Matter for Employee Motivation When Occupation Is Controlled for? pp. 840-856

- Lotte Andersen and Lene Pedersen
- Parameters in a Successful Process Outsourcing Project: A Case From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Finland pp. 857-864

- Markku Kuula, Antero Putkiranta and Pirjo Tulokas
- Changing Patterns of Privatization: Ideology, Economic Necessity, or Political Opportunism pp. 865-875

- Linda Colley and Brian Head
- Professionals and Shifts in Governance pp. 876-883

- Taco Brandsen and Marlies Honingh
- How Much Is Really Known About the Meaning of the Term “Conflict of Interest”? pp. 884-896

- Emiliano Di Carlo
Volume 36, issue 11, 2013
- Limited Access Order in Tunisia: Elements of a Political Economy of Autocratic Regimes pp. 743-753

- Gerhard Wegner, Marie-Luise Heinrich-Mechergui and Temime Mechergui
- Adoption of Performance Measurement: Evidence of Mexican Municipalities pp. 754-767

- Jorge Ibarra Salazar and Carlos Lopez de Arkos Martínez
- Coping With the Great Recession: Theory and Practice for County Governments pp. 768-779

- Whitney Afonso
- A Comparison of Transition Capacities of New EU Countries: Public Administration as a Key Influence in Democratic and Economic Change pp. 780-790

- Markus Reiners
- Customer Satisfaction Theory in Public Administration Education: Revisiting Student Evaluation of Teaching pp. 791-797

- Byoung Kim, Koichiro Otani and Jeong-IL Cho
- Delivering Community Services in a New World of Volunteering: A Case Study From Sydney, Australia pp. 798-806

- Jeni Warburton, Jennifer Smith-Merry and Cecily Michaels
- A Knowledge Management and Organizational Intelligence Model for Public Administration pp. 807-819

- Cristiano De Angelis
Volume 36, issue 10, 2013
- Government Internal Audits: The Determinants of Quality Supervisory Review of Audit Documentation pp. 673-685

- Stephen Aikins
- Policy Transfer as a “Contested” Process pp. 686-694

- Mauricio Dussauge-Laguna
- Public Management Reform and the Regulation of Private Business: Risk-Driven, Customer-Centric, and All Joined-Up? pp. 695-709

- John Raine and Huw Lloyd
- An Empirical Study of E-Government Service Adoption: Culture and Behavioral Intention pp. 710-722

- Fang Zhao and M. Khan
- The Voice of Professionals—Lost in Evaluation? pp. 723-731

- Louise Bringselius
- Fiscal Stress Management During the Financial and Economic Crisis: The Case of the Baltic Countries pp. 732-742

- Ringa Raudla and Rainer Kattel
Volume 36, issue 9, 2013
- The Consociational System of Democracy in Kosovo: Questioning Ethnic Minorities' Special Status in Kosovo's Constitutional Regime pp. 601-613

- Dren Doli and Fisnik Korenica
- Citizen Satisfaction: A Multicriteria Satisfaction Analysis pp. 614-621

- Panagiotis Manolitzas and Denis Yannacopoulos
- A Tale of Two Countries: Markets and Transboundary Water Governance Between the United States and Mexico pp. 622-637

- Christos Makridis
- Effect of Institutions: Analysis of Japanese Municipal Public Procurement pp. 638-648

- Koki Arai
- Self-Initiated Expatriates in the Private vs. the Public Sector: Creativity and Work Outcomes pp. 649-658

- Jakob Lauring and Jan Selmer
- Agencification and Corporatization in Norway 1947–2011 pp. 659-672

- Per Lægreid, Paul Roness and Vidar Rolland
Volume 36, issue 8, 2013
- The Rights-Asserting Contemporary Public Service Customer in Botswana pp. 523-531

- Emmanuel Botlhale
- The Road to Good Governance: Via the Path Less Accountable? The Effectiveness of Fiscal Accountability in Liberia pp. 532-543

- Kelly Krawczyk, Jennie Sweet-Cushman and Raymond Muhula
- Continuing Professional Education for Japanese Government Officials: Study Destinations and Motivational Factors pp. 544-555

- Ayaka Noda and Mikyong Kim
- Welfare Administration Reform Between Coordination and Specialization pp. 556-566

- Tom Christensen and Per Lægreid
- Determinants of Government Effectiveness pp. 567-577

- Isabel Garcia-Sanchez, Beatriz Cuadrado-Ballesteros and Jose Frias-Aceituno
- Formal and Informal Social Participation of Public, Non-Profit, and Private Employees pp. 578-587

- Nevbahar Ertas
- Problems of Coordination in Field Administration in Bangladesh: Does Informal Communication Matter? pp. 588-599

- A. Ahsan and Pranab Panday
Volume 36, issue 7, 2013
- Municipal Responses to Fiscal Austerity: The Thai Case pp. 453-468

- Weerasak Krueathep
- Aid-Supported Public Service Reform and Capacity Development in Post-Communist Albania pp. 469-481

- Artan Karini
- Exploring the Impact of International Civil Servants: The Case of the OECD pp. 482-491

- Aynsley Kellow and Peter Carroll
- Cultural Strategies and Public Value Creation: Empirical Evidence pp. 492-504

- Nunzio Angiola, Piervito Bianchi and Roberto Marino
- International Sanitation Management and Performance Measurement: Taking Out the Trash pp. 505-511

- Tony Carrizales and Jay Bainbridge
- Can Policy to Address Some Disability Rights Mitigate Weak Approaches to Others? pp. 512-521

- Karen Fisher, Sally Robinson and Sarah Harris
- Erratum pp. 522-522

- The Editors
Volume 36, issue 6, 2013
- Tax Innovation or Excise Duty in Disguise? Deviations and Distortions in Value-Added Tax in Bangladesh pp. 381-396

- Ahmed Saleheen and Noore Siddiquee
- Does Social Capital Promote Pro-Environmental Behaviors? Implications for Collaborative Governance pp. 397-407

- Myung Jin
- Performance Contracting as an Instrument for Improving Performance in Government: An Indian Experience pp. 408-425

- Devesh Chaturvedi and Vinayshil Gautam
- Processes and Impacts of Strategic Management: Evidence From the Public Sector in the United Arab Emirates pp. 426-439

- Said Elbanna
- Public Administrators Under Democratic Governance in Ghana pp. 440-452

- Joseph Ayee
Volume 36, issue 5, 2013
- Sustainable Development in Developing Countries: The Role of Social Entrepreneurs pp. 293-304

- Fara Azmat
- Comparing Employed and Unemployed Workers' Job Motivations for Sector Choice in East Asia: Does Employment Status Matter? pp. 305-319

- Myung Jin
- Civil Service and Civil Society Collaboration: A Comparative Analysis of Disaster Management Results in China and the United States pp. 320-330

- Liza Saban
- Public Service Motivation: A Cross-Country Study pp. 331-343

- Myung Jin
- Decentralization in Tanzania: Design and Application in Planning Decisions pp. 344-353

- Henry Mollel and Albertjan Tollenaar
- Slapping Accountability in the Face: Observance of Accountability in Malawi's Local Governments in the Absence of Councilors pp. 354-366

- Michael Chasukwa and Blessings Chinsinga
- Effects of Service Characteristics on Interlocal Cooperation in U.S. Cities: A Pooled Regression Analysis pp. 367-380

- Changhoon Jung and Seong-Ho Jeong
Volume 36, issue 4, 2013
- Civil Service Reform in Ethiopia: Issues, Lessons, and Future Directions pp. 235-247

- Solomon Markos
- Public Value: Recovering the Ethical for Public Sector Managers pp. 248-255

- Josie Fisher and Bligh Grant
- Human Resource Management and Organizational Behavior of Public Research Institutions pp. 256-268

- Mario Coccia and Secondo Rolfo
- The Dictator's New Clothes: The Relationship Between E-Participation and Quality of Government in Non-Democratic Regimes pp. 269-281

- Jonas Linde and Martin Karlsson
- Women's Participation and Representation in Politics: Perspectives from Ghana pp. 282-291

- Sylvia Bawa and Francis Sanyare
Volume 36, issue 3, 2013
- Introduction to the Special Symposium on Knowledge Management and Public Administration: Good Bedfellows or Potential Sparring Partners pp. 151-154

- Deborah Blackman, Monica Kennedy, Sally Burford and Stuart Ferguson
- A Comparative Analysis of Conceptions of Knowledge and Learning in General and Public Sector Literature 2000–2009 pp. 155-167

- Monica Kennedy and Sally Burford
- Divergent Approaches to Knowledge and Innovation in the Public Sector pp. 168-178

- Stuart Ferguson, Sally Burford and Monica Kennedy
- Does Knowledge Management Work in NGOs?: A Longitudinal Study pp. 179-188

- Alison Corfield, Rob Paton and Stephen Little
- From the Inside Out: Examining a Knowledge-Based Practice in Large Public Organizations pp. 189-199

- Sally Burford
- The Social Life of Learning Theory: The “Ideal” and “Real” of Reflective Learning pp. 200-209

- Helene Ratner
- The Trade-Off Between Growth and Stability in Prefectural Tax Revenue in Japan pp. 210-221

- Kazuyuki Ishida
- Digitized Government Among Countries Worldwide From 2003 to 2010: Performance Discrepancies Explained by Comparing Frameworks pp. 222-234

- Donald Calista and James Melitski
Volume 36, issue 2, 2013
- The Public Administration Reform in Post-War Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Reform Process Embedded in a Sovereignty Paradox pp. 75-83

- Lea Milovich and Marinus Ossewaarde
- An Assessment of Recent Authors and Authorship Patterns in Taiwan's Public Administration Research pp. 84-97

- Yu-Chang Su, Chilik Yu, Min-Wei Lin and Ling-Chun Hung
- Is Total Quality Management Feasible in a Developing Context? The Employees' Perspective in the United Arab Emirates Public Sector pp. 98-111

- Ahmed Mansour and Ateeq Jakka
- Voices, Geography, and Technical Complexity: Exploring Project Contexts and Public Participation Goals pp. 112-125

- Maja Holmes
- Models of Public Service Provision—When Will Knights and Knaves Be Responsive to Pawns and Queens? pp. 126-136

- Lotte Andersen, Nicolai Kristensen and Lene Pedersen
- Emirati Women and Public Sector Employment: The Implicit Patriarchal Bargain pp. 137-149

- Alison Williams, Joe Wallis and Paul Williams
Volume 36, issue 1, 2013
- Political and Developmental Correlates of Social Media Participation in Government: A Global Survey of National Leadership Websites pp. 1-15

- James Katz and Daniel Halpern
- Financial Discrepancies in Political Party Funding by Indonesian Local Government Authorities pp. 16-25

- Ross Taplin, Rusmin Rusmin and Alistair Brown
- Insiders and Outsiders in the Implementation of the Principle of Just and Equitable Representation of Minority Groups in Public Administration in Macedonia pp. 26-34

- Marija Risteska
- Leadership Styles, Workplace Politics and Moral Identity of Ugandan Public Procurement Staff pp. 35-44

- Joseph Ntayi
- Morton's Fork: “Democracy” Versus Neopatrimonialism in Developing Countries pp. 45-62

- Peter Blunt, Mark Turner and Henrik Lindroth
- Joined-Up Government in The Netherlands: Experiences with Program Ministries pp. 63-73

- Philip Karré, Martijn Van der Steen and Mark Van Twist
- Statement of Retraction pp. 74-74

- The Editors
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