International Journal of Public Administration

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ali Farazmand

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Volume 35, issue 9, 2012

Normalizing Masculinities in Water Bureaucracy in Thailand pp. 577-586

Rutmanee Ongsakul, Bernadette Resurreccion and Edsel Sajor

The Role of Civil Society Organizations in Monitoring Elections: Lessons Learned for the New Egypt pp. 587-602

Laila El Baradei

Should Business and Non-Business Accounting be Different? A Comparative Perspective Applied to the French Central Government Accounting Standards pp. 603-619

Yuri Biondi

A Survival Analysis of U.S. Municipalities in Fiscal Distress pp. 620-633

John M. Trussel and Patricia A. Patrick

Quiet Casualties: An Analysis of U Non-Immigrant Status of Undocumented Immigrant Victims of Intimate Partner Violence pp. 634-642

Helisse Levine and Shelly Peffer

Assessment of the Service Quality Provided by the Kuwaiti Cultural Office in Cairo: An Empirical Investigation pp. 643-655

Awadh Al-Enezi

Volume 35, issue 8, 2012

Hybrids and Contradictions: Human Resource Management in the Contemporary Public Sector pp. 507-512

Linda Colley, Willy McCourt and Jennifer Waterhouse

Public Employment in the Economic Downturn: The Case of an Australian State pp. 513-523

Linda Colley

Labour Crisis and Innovation in Developing Countries: An Analysis of Program for Health Personnel in Malawi pp. 524-531

Richard Tambulasi

Supervisor Relationships, Teamwork, Role Ambiguity and Discretionary Power: Nurses in Australia and the United Kingdom pp. 532-543

Yvonne Brunetto, Rodney Farr-Wharton, Kate Shacklock and Fiona Robson

Gaining Legitimacy as a Public Official: The Case of Supportive Employee Attitudes to the Standardization of Work pp. 544-552

Louise Bringselius

Decentralized Recruitment and Selection in Thailand: Friend or Foe to Local Public Administration? pp. 553-561

Piyawadee Rohitarachoon and Farhad Hossain

Strategizing Public Sector Human Resource Management: The Implications of Working in Networks pp. 562-576

Jennifer Waterhouse and Robyn Keast

Volume 35, issue 3, 2012

The Politics of Administrative Reforms in Ghana: Perspectives from Path Dependency and Punctuated Equilibrium Theories pp. 161-176

Frank Ohemeng and Felix Anebo

Inter-Governmental Policy Implementation: State Inducements to Encourage Implementation at the Local Level pp. 177-193

Sarah Low and Terry Carney

Exploring the Contribution of State and Local-level Conditions to the Adoption of Different Types of Smart Growth Policies and Impact Fees in the United States pp. 194-203

Lenahan O'Connell

The Rationale Behind the Creation and Diffusion of Independent Regulatory Agencies: The Case of the Telecommunications Sector in Egypt pp. 204-213

Ahmed Badran

Patronage, Service Delivery, and Social Justice in Indonesia pp. 214-220

Peter Blunt, Mark Turner and Henrik Lindroth

Usability and Digital Inclusion: Standards and Guidelines pp. 221-239

Carlos Aleixo, Miguel Nunes and Pedro Isaias

Volume 33, issue 7, 2010

Stakeholder Engagement in Public Sector Agencies: Ascending the Rungs of the Accountability Ladder pp. 347-356

Daphne Rixon

Role Stress: A Career Stage Comparison pp. 357-370

Haider Yasmeen and M. Supriya

Why Are Some States More Generous in Offering R&D Tax Credits than Others? An Empirical Answer pp. 371-378

Jungbu Kim

Inter-Jurisdictional Economic Development: A Political Institution Explanation for Policy Choice pp. 379-389

Christopher Hawkins

Romance of Leadership in the Public Sector Higher Education in Sri Lanka pp. 390-401

Chamil Rathnayake

, by T. G. Arun and J. Turner pp. 402-403

Nahee Kang

Volume 33, issue 2, 2010

Toward Disorganized Governance in Public Service Provision? The Case of German Sickness Funds pp. 61-72

Ingo Bode

Reconciling Expert Advice and Community Opinion in a Local Government Strategic Planning Process pp. 73-80

Ken Simpson and Phil Bretherton

Leadership Through A Gender Lens: How Cultural Environments and Theoretical Perspectives Interact with Gender pp. 81-87

Sam Rowley, Farhad Hossain and Paul Barry

Forecasting the Effectiveness of Policy Implementation Strategies pp. 88-97

Nicolas Savio and Konstantinos Nikolopoulos

An Assessment of Journal Quality in Public Administration pp. 98-106

Ethan Bernick and Skip Krueger

Symposium Edition: Public Sector Reform in Central Asia pp. 107-107

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Volume 31, issue 9, 2008

Introduction: Exploring the Impacts and Processes of Identity Change pp. 953-956

Peter McInnes, Nic Beech and Robert MacIntosh

Identity Work: Processes and Dynamics of Identity Formations pp. 957-970

Nic Beech, Robert MacIntosh and Peter McInnes

Identifying with the Audience: A Study of Community Police Work pp. 971-987

Nick Llewellyn

Managerial Identity Formation in a Public Sector Professional: An Autobiographical Account pp. 988-1002

David Sims

Positioning Acts and Identity Effects: Constructing Identities for Organizations in Partnership pp. 1003-1023

Frances Tomlinson

The New Securocracy and the “Police Concept” of Public Sector Worker Identity pp. 1024-1036

Cliff Oswick, Stefano Harney and Gerard Hanlon

Ethical Vitality: Identity, Responsibility, and Change in an Australian Hospital pp. 1037-1057

Carl Rhodes, Stewart Clegg and Anjana Anandakumar

Boundary Management, Interplexity, and Nostalgia: Managing Marginal Identities in Public Health Working pp. 1058-1078

Robert McMurray and Alison Pullen

New Public Management and a Modernization Agenda: Implications for School Leadership pp. 1079-1094

Christine Coupland, Graeme Currie and Inger Boyett

Rethinking the Response of Part-Time Professionals: The Case of the Part-Time Police Officer pp. 1095-1109

Rosie Hyde

Tradition and Identity Change in Public Sector Science Organizations pp. 1110-1126

Barbara Simpson and Paul Hibbert

Exploring Identity: Perspectives from the Shop Floor pp. 1127-1137

Michael Ross and Linda de Caestecker

Volume 28, issue 7-8, 2005

E-Government: A Research Perspective pp. 547-551

David Garson

Agency Internets and the Changing Dynamics of Congressional Oversight pp. 553-565

Julianne Mahler and Priscilla Regan

Reconciling Privacy and Access Interests in E-Government pp. 567-580

Charles Davis

US Performance-Based Laws: Information Technology and E-Government Reporting Requirements pp. 581-598

Patrick Mullen

Implementing Electronic Notification in Los Angeles: Citizen Participation Politics by Other Means pp. 599-620

Juliet Musso and Christopher Weare

E-Rulemaking: Issues in Current Research and Practice pp. 621-641

Stuart Shulman

The Virtual Value Chain and E-Government Partnership: Non-Monetary Agreements in the IRS Program pp. 643-664

Stephen Holden and Patricia Fletcher

Cyberdemocracy or Potemkin E-Villages? Electronic Governments in OECD and Post-Communist Countries pp. 665-681

Ivan Katchanovski and Todd La Porte

Exploring the E-Government Gap in South America pp. 683-701

Mila Gascó

Electronic Governance: Locals and Cosmopolitans “In and As” a Virtual Academic Community pp. 703-721

Lynn Mulkey, William Dougan and Lala Carr Steelman

A Review of: “William B. Werther, Jr.; Evan M. Berman. ” pp. 723-730

Lyubov Palyvoda

Symposium Issue Editorial Board pp. 731-731

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