Public Management Review

2001 - 2016

Current editor(s): Professor Stephen P. Osborne, Jenny Harrow and Tobias Jung

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Public Professionals and Policy implementation pp. 1041-1059: Lars Tummers, Brenda Vermeeren, Bram Steijn and Victor Bekkers
Do Politics or Mayors' Demographics Matter for Municipal Revenue Expansion? pp. 1061-1086: Claudia N. Avellaneda
Public Management as a University Discipline in New European Union Member States pp. 1087-1108: Juraj Nemec, David Spacek, Patrycja Suwaj and Artur Modrzejewski
Interim Realities pp. 1109-1124: Rose Peacock, Jeanette Moore and Justin Keen
Public Governance and School Performance pp. 1125-1151: Angelo Paletta
Fiscal Transparency pp. 1153-1173: Alejandro Esteller-Moré and José Polo Otero
What Governance Roles do Municipalities use in Dutch Local Social Support Networks? pp. 1175-1194: Kees C.L. Span, Katrien G. Luijkx, René Schalk and Jos M.G.A. Schols
Objective Formalization, Perceived Formalization and Perceived Red Tape pp. 1195-1214: Wesley Kaufmann and Mary K. Feeney

Performance Measurement and Performance Information in New Democracies pp. 859-879: Külli Nõmm and Tiina Randma-Liiv
What Does it Take to Make Surprises Less Surprising? pp. 881-902: Elizabeth Eppel
Some Like it Non-Financial … pp. 903-922: Mariannunziata Liguori, Mariafrancesca Sicilia and Ileana Steccolini
Towards Legitimate Water Governance? pp. 923-946: Eva Lieberherr, Andreas Klinke and Matthias Finger
In Search of Collaborative Public Management pp. 947-966: Louise Geddes
Governance for climate-change adaptive capacity in the Swedish electricity sector pp. 967-985: Tor Håkon Inderberg
Social Marketing as Transformational Marketing in Public Services pp. 987-1010: Sue Peattie, Ken Peattie and Robyn Thomas
Coming to Terms with Accountability pp. 1011-1036: Tom Willems and Wouter Van Dooren

Cross-Sectoral Coordination of Disaster Relief pp. 707-730: Isabella M. Nolte, Eric C. Martin and Silke Boenigk
The Challenge of Adaptive Capability in Public Organizations pp. 731-746: Peter Aagaard
Frame Changes in Social Movements: A Case Study pp. 747-770: Devi Vijay and Mukta Kulkarni
Health Outsourcing/Backsourcing pp. 771-794: Suzanne Young and Manuela S. Macinati
A Façade of Collaboration pp. 795-814: Michal Almog-Bar and Ester Zychlinski
Electronic Participation Technologies and Perceived Outcomes for Local Government Managers pp. 815-833: Mary K. Feeney and Eric W. Welch
Multiprofessional Cooperation and Accountability Pressures pp. 835-855: Thomas Andersson and Roy Liff

Variability in the Organizational Climate of Government Offices and Affective Organizational Commitment pp. 563-584: Shahidul Hassan and John Rohrbaugh
Accountability -- are We Better off Without It? pp. 585-607: Christoph Ossege
Unpacking the Connections between Network and Stakeholder Management and their Application to Road Infrastructure Networks in Queensland pp. 609-629: Sandra Beach, Robyn Keast and David Pickernell
Driving Public Sector Environmental Reporting pp. 631-647: Sumit Lodhia, Kerry Jacobs and Yoon Jin Park
Insights into Innovation in European Museums pp. 649-679: Eva Vicente, Carmen Camarero and María José Garrido
Watching the Detectives-super-1 pp. 681-704: Claire A. Dunlop and Duncan Russel

A Note from the Editors pp. 431-431: Celine Chew and Gillian H. Wright
The Relevance and Efficacy of Marketing in Public and Non-Profit Service Management pp. 433-450: Gillian H. Wright, Celine Chew and Anthony Hines
Assessing Users' Perceptions on how to Improve Public Services Quality pp. 451-472: Cláudia Carvalho and Carlos Brito
The Public Service Offering and its Influence on Marketing Priorities in Local Government Organizations pp. 473-497: Celine Chew and Christopher Vinestock
The Influence of Stakeholder Involvement on The Effectiveness of Place Branding pp. 499-519: Erik-Hans Klijn, Jasper Eshuis and Erik Braun
Between State, Market and Community pp. 521-540: Lieske van der Torre, Menno Fenger and Mark van Twist
Slippery Concepts in Context pp. 541-555: Linda McGuire

State Responses to the Fiscal Crisis in Britain, Germany and the Netherlands pp. 299-309: Walter Kickert
Choosing Voices: The Department of Health's online interpretation of what patients want pp. 311-329: Sean Tunney and Jane Thomas
Managing Competing Institutional Logics in Public--Private Joint Ventures pp. 331-357: Angel Saz-Carranza and Francisco Longo
Social Enterprises, Models of Governance and the Production of Welfare Services pp. 359-376: Luca Fazzi
Organizational Risk Aversion: Comparing The Public and Non-Profit Sectors pp. 377-402: Chung-An Chen and Barry Bozeman
Learning, Innovating and Performance in Post-New Public Management of Locally Delivered Public Services pp. 403-428: Tony Kinder

Editorial pp. 131-144: Richard Batley, Willy McCourt and Claire Mcloughlin
Widgets or Watchdogs? pp. 145-162: Anuradha Joshi and Peter P. Houtzager
Working with the Grain and Swimming against the Tide pp. 163-180: David Booth
Tackling the Governance of Socially Inclusive Service Delivery pp. 181-196: Jeremy Holland, Laurent Ruedin, Patta Scott-Villiers and Hannah Sheppard
Decentralization, Politics and Service Delivery pp. 197-215: Mark Turner
Political Economy Realities in the Chinese Health Sector pp. 217-237: Daniel Harris and Jenny Qu Wang
The Politics of Social Rights pp. 239-254: Stephen Jones
The Political Implications of Cash Transfers in Sub-saharan Africa pp. 255-272: Alex Hurrell and Ian MacAuslan
Service Delivery and Legitimacy in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States pp. 273-293: Derick W. Brinkerhoff, Anna Wetterberg and Stephen Dunn

Networks and Interactivity pp. 1-22: Mark Considine and Jenny M. Lewis
It Was The Night Of The Long Knives pp. 23-40: Helene Ratner
Leadership for Collaboration pp. 41-66: Helen Sullivan, Paul Williams and Stephen Jeffares
Multiple-case Study Methods in Governance-related Research pp. 67-82: Jenny Stewart
Deliberation, Consensus, and Stakeholder Satisfaction pp. 83-103: Peter J. Robertson and Taehyon Choi
What Public Servants Really Think of E-Government pp. 105-127: J. Norman Baldwin, Robin Gauld and Shaun Goldfinch