Public Management Review
2001 - 2016
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Volume 18, issue 8, 2016
- Cultural Complementarity: Reshaping professional and organizational logics in developing frontline medical leadership pp. 1111-1137
- M. Noordegraaf, M. M. E. Schneider, E. L. J. Van Rensen and J. P. P. E. F. Boselie
- Examining Audit Committees in the Corporate Governance of Public Bodies pp. 1138-1162
- Sheila Ellwood and Javier Garcia-Lacalle
- A Comparative Study of Health Promotion Networks: Configurations of determinants for network effectiveness pp. 1163-1217
- Steffie Lucidarme, Greet Cardon and Annick Willem
- High-Performance HR Practices, Work Stress and Quit Intentions in the Public Health Sector: Does person--organization fit matter? pp. 1218-1237
- Ahmed Mohammed Sayed Mostafa
- Great Expectations of Public Service Delegation: A systematic review pp. 1238-1262
- Sjors Overman
Volume 18, issue 7, 2016
- Decision-Making Patterns in Multilevel Governance: The contribution of informal and procedural interactions to significant multilevel decisions pp. 951-971
- Jitske van Popering-Verkerk and Arwin van Buuren
- Comparing Nonprofit Charter and Traditional Public School Board Member Perceptions of the Public, Conflict, and Financial Responsibility: Is there a difference and does it matter? pp. 972-992
- Michael R. Ford and Douglas M. Ihrke
- Sustainable Procurement in Australian and UK Universities pp. 993-1016
- Suzanne Young, Swati Nagpal and Carol Adams
- Strategic Planning and Implementation Success in Public Service Organizations: Evidence from Canada pp. 1017-1042
- Said Elbanna, Rhys Andrews and Raili Pollanen
- Managing Austerity: Comparing municipal austerity plans in the Netherlands and North Rhine-Westphalia pp. 1043-1062
- Tom Overmans and Klaus-Peter Timm-Arnold
- Self-Organization and the Role of Government: How and why does self-organization evolve in the shadow of hierarchy? pp. 1063-1084
- José Nederhand, Victor Bekkers and William Voorberg
- Bringing History In: Policy accumulation and general policy alienation pp. 1085-1106
- Nadine van Engen, Lars Tummers, Victor Bekkers and Bram Steijn
Volume 18, issue 6, 2016
- At the Expense of others: Altruistic helping behaviour, performance management and transformational leadership pp. 795-818
- Jesse W. Campbell, Hyunkuk Lee and Tobin Im
- Designing Collaborative Governance Decision-Making in Search of a ‘Collaborative Advantage’ pp. 819-841
- Carey Doberstein
- Implementing Change in Public Organizations: The relationship between leadership and affective commitment to change in a public sector context pp. 842-865
- Joris Van der Voet, Ben S. Kuipers and Sandra Groeneveld
- Measuring Local Government Transparency pp. 866-893
- Nuno da Cruz, António F. Tavares, Rc Marques, Susana Jorge and Luís de Sousa
- The Relevance of Mission Statements: Analysing the antecedents of perceived message quality and its relationship to employee mission engagement pp. 894-917
- Sebastian Desmidt
- Government Performance and Chief Executives’ Intangible Assets: Motives, Networking, and/or Capacity? pp. 918-947
- Claudia N. Avellaneda
Volume 18, issue 5, 2016
- Co-Production and the Co-Creation of Value in Public Services: A suitable case for treatment? pp. 639-653
- Stephen P Osborne, Zoe Radnor and Kirsty Strokosch
- Co-Production and Value Co-Creation in Outcome-Based Contracting in Public Services pp. 654-672
- Michelle Farr
- Co-Production, Interdependence and Publicness: Extending public service-dominant logic pp. 673-691
- John Alford
- (Co)-Contamination as the Dark Side of Co-Production: Public value failures in co-production processes pp. 692-717
- Brian N. Williams, Seong-Cheol Kang and Japera Johnson
- Designing Public Services: The usefulness of three service design methods for identifying user experiences pp. 718-739
- Jakob Trischler and Donald Robert Scott
- Person--Organization Fit and Public Service Motivation in the Context of Change pp. 740-762
- Stephen T. T. Teo, David Pick, Matthew Xerri and Cameron Newton
- Why are Some Agencies Perceived as more Committed to Diversity than Others? An analysis of public-sector diversity climates pp. 763-790
- Zachary W. Oberfield
Volume 18, issue 4, 2016
- Opportunities and Challenges in Engaging Citizens in the Co-Production of Infrastructure-Based Public Services in Australia pp. 483-507
- Anna Wiewiora, Robyn Keast and Kerry Brown
- In Public Servants We Trust?: A behavioural experiment on public service motivation and trust among students of public administration, business sciences and law pp. 508-538
- Markus Tepe
- Public, Private or Neither? Analysing the publicness of health care social enterprises pp. 539-557
- Kelly Hall, Robin Miller and Ross Millar
- Public Management Reforms and Social Cohesion in Europe: The view from the top pp. 558-582
- Rhys Andrews, Valeria Guarneros-Meza and James Downe
- Confused Professionals?: Capacities to cope with pressures on professional work pp. 583-610
- Carina Schott, Daphne van Kleef and Mirko Noordegraaf
- Agencification and Public Sector Performance: A systematic comparison in 20 countries pp. 611-635
- Sjors Overman and Sandra van Thiel
Volume 18, issue 3, 2016
- Information Communication Technology Utilization for Effective Emergency Management Networks pp. 323-348
- Qian Hu and Naim Kapucu
- Promoting programme gap awareness as a method of effective public strategic management pp. 349-368
- Francesco Longo and Andrea Rotolo
- Does Super-Department Reform Improve Public Service Performance in China? pp. 369-391
- Liang Ma
- Complexity of Innovation in the public sector: A workgroup-level analysis of related factors and outcomes pp. 392-416
- Nuttaneeya (Ann) Torugsa and Anthony Arundel
- Unintended responses to performance management in dutch hospital care: Bringing together the managerial and professional perspectives pp. 417-436
- Emiel Kerpershoek, Martijn Groenleer and Hans de Bruijn
- For Better or worse: Organizational turnaround in New York City schools pp. 437-455
- Nathan Favero and Amanda Rutherford
- Trade-offs and Synergies: Horizontalization and legitimacy in the Swiss wastewater sector pp. 456-478
- Eva Lieberherr
Volume 18, issue 2, 2016
- An Analysis of Continuity Intentions of eGovernment Portal Users pp. 163-198
- Robert Piehler, Bernd W. Wirtz and Peter Daiser
- (De)Politicization Dynamics in Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs): Lessons from a comparison between UK and Flemish PPP policy pp. 199-220
- Tom Willems and Wouter Van Dooren
- Managerial Objectives and the Governance of Public and Non-Profit Organizations pp. 221-237
- Stijn Van Puyvelde, Ralf Caers, Cind Du Bois and Marc Jegers
- Boundary Spanning in Local Public Service Partnerships: Coaches, advocates or enforcers? pp. 238-257
- Valeria Guarneros-Meza and Steve Martin
- Social Context, Management, and Organizational Performance: When human capital and social capital serve as substitutes pp. 258-277
- Kenneth J. Meier, Nathan Favero and Mallory Compton
- The challenge of using standard contracts in public-private partnerships pp. 278-299
- Martijn Van Den Hurk and Koen Verhoest
- Does Public Service Motivation Mediate the Relationship between Goal Clarity and both Organizational Commitment and Extra-Role Behaviours? pp. 300-318
- James Gerard Caillier
Volume 18, issue 1, 2016
- Applying Strategic Management Theories in Public Sector Organizations: Developing a typology pp. 1-19
- Jesper Rosenberg Hansen and Ewan Ferlie
- Public Contracts as Accountability Mechanisms: Assuring quality in public health care in England and Wales pp. 20-39
- Pauline Allen, David Hughes, Peter Vincent-Jones, Christina Petsoulas, Shane Doheny and Jennifer A. Roberts
- Education-Job Match, Salary, and Job Satisfaction Across the Public,, Non-Profit, and For-Profit Sectors: Survey of recent college graduates pp. 40-64
- Young-joo Lee and Meghna Sabharwal
- Relevant and Preferred Public Service: A study of user experiences and value creation in public transit pp. 65-90
- Claes Högström, Sara Davoudi, Martin Löfgren and Mikael Johnson
- Application of Baumol's Cost Disease to Public Sector Services: Conceptual, theoretical and empirical falsities pp. 91-109
- Stephen J. Bailey, Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko and Pekka Valkama
- Implementation of Performance Management in Regional Government in Russia: Evidence of Data Manipulation pp. 110-138
- Alexander Kalgin
- Strategic Planning and Institutional Collective Action in Italian Cities pp. 139-158
- Marco Percoco
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