Asia Pacific Journal of Public Administration
2004 - 2022
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Volume 44, issue 1, 2022
- Special Issue Introduction: experiments in public administration research in the Asia-Pacific region pp. 1-3

- Cheol Liu, Tima T. Moldogaziev and Christopher Witko
- Experimental research in the Asia-Pacific region: review and assessment of regional capacity pp. 4-25

- Wenna Chen, Binzizi Dong, Chih-Wei Hsieh, Ning Liu, Richard M. Walker, Yao Wang, Bo Wen, Peiyi Wu and Jiasheng Zhang
- Air pollution in Northeast Asia: can framing of public messages influence beliefs and attributions? pp. 26-46

- Matthew A. Shapiro, Toby Bolsen and Yungwook Kim
- A matter of perspective: differential evaluations of artificial intelligence between managers and staff in an experimental simulation pp. 47-65

- Hsini Huang, Kyoung-Cheol (Casey) Kim, Matthew M. Young and Justin B. Bullock
- Emergence & development of behavioral public policy units in government: the case of Turkey pp. 66-80

- Ayca Kusseven and Mete Yildiz
- Policy experimentation with impact financing: a systematic review of research on social impact bonds pp. 81-99

- Tima T. Moldogaziev, Cheol Liu and Mikhail Ivonchyk
Volume 43, issue 4, 2021
- What can public administration scholars learn from the economics controversies in public-private partnerships? pp. 219-235

- Graeme Hodge and Carsten Greve
- Collaborative governance for urban sustainability: implementing solar cities pp. 236-257

- Bharati Garg and Rohit Barach
- Local co-production and food insecurity: leveraging institutional advantages of partner organisations pp. 258-275

- Yukio Kinoshita and Brian Dollery
- Exploring the implementation gap: organizational autonomy and line managers’ participation in human resource decision–making pp. 276-297

- Aneeqa Suhail and Trui Steen
- Citizens’ perception of government responsiveness: building an engaged citizenry pp. 298-316

- Irina Novikova and Saltanat Liebert
Volume 43, issue 3, 2021
- Guardians in a connected world: pace matters pp. 125-129

- Taki Sarantakis
- Symposium: COVID-19 and Big Questions of Public Administration pp. 130-130

- James Perry and Wai Fung Lam
- Revisiting “big questions” of public administration after COVID-19: a systematic review pp. 131-168

- Ting-An-Xu Liu, G. Breck Wightman, Euipyo Lee and Jordan Hunter
- Advancing international cooperation as a strategy for managing pandemics pp. 169-191

- Jongeun You
- Global contagion and local response: the influence of centre–state relations and political culture in pandemic governance pp. 192-211

- Tathagata Chatterji, Souvanic Roy and Atanu Chatterjee
- Coronavirus politics and governance pp. 212-217

- M. Jae Moon
Volume 43, issue 2, 2021
- How to bridge East and West pp. 63-66

- Alasdair Roberts
- Camouflaged or deserted? A systematic review of empirical military research in public administration pp. 67-86

- Étienne Charbonneau, Jean-François Lévesque, Frank A. Tchokouagueu, Yanick W. A. Tadjiogue, Joseph K. Tchinda and Marc Mongong
- Newly independent, path dependent: The impact of the Soviet past on innovation in post-Soviet states pp. 87-105

- Assel Mussagulova
- What explains citizen trust in public institutions? Quality of government, performance, social capital, or demography pp. 106-124

- Rifat Mahmud
Volume 43, issue 1, 2021
- Studying public administration in authoritarian regimes pp. 1-5

- B. Guy Peters
- Non-Western philosophies and public administration pp. 6-10

- Edoardo Ongaro
- Charting three trajectories for globalising public administration research and theory pp. 11-22

- Shena Ashley, Soonhee Kim and William H Lambright
- “All still quiet on the non-Western front?” Non-Western public service motivation scholarship: 2015–2020 pp. 23-46

- Assel Mussagulova and Zeger van der Wal
- Does outsourcing reduce employee job satisfaction? A test of new public management orthodoxy pp. 47-61

- Shinwoo Lee and Gyeo Reh Lee
Volume 42, issue 4, 2020
- Public sector use of new technology: opportunities and challenges pp. 207-208

- Andrew Podger
- Improving public services using artificial intelligence: possibilities, pitfalls, governance pp. 209-221

- Paul Henman
- Understanding the evolution of public–private partnerships in Chinese e-government: four stages of development pp. 222-247

- Te Liu, Xuemin Yang and Yueping Zheng
- Managing technology effectively in large public organisations pp. 248-261

- Dennis Trewin
- Enhancing civil service capability: emergence of the professions model pp. 262-273

- Richard Bartlett
- When the power of the purse meets the power of technology: a case study of Guangzhou People’s Congress in China pp. 274-289

- Meili Niu and Muhua Lin
- Performance management and evaluation meets culture and politics: Australia’s experience pp. 290-302

- J. Rob Bray, Matthew C. Gray and David Stanton
- Thank you to Professor Roger Wettenhall pp. 303-303

- Jim Perry and Wai-Fung Lam
Volume 42, issue 3, 2020
- The COVID-19 pandemic: why are some countries coping more successfully than others? pp. 153-169

- Hasan Muhammad Baniamin, Mizanur Rahman and Mohammad Tareq Hasan
- Creating institutional advantage: local government co-production with community groups pp. 170-187

- Yukio Kinoshita, Brian Dollery and Keiichi Yamazaki
- Diffusing participatory budgeting knowledge: lessons from Korean-language research pp. 188-206

- B. Shine Cho, Won No and Yaerin Park
Volume 42, issue 2, 2020
- Advice on navigating our new roles pp. 61-62

- Beryl A. Radin
- Co-editors’ reply pp. 63-65

- James L. Perry and Wai-Fung Lam
- Economic performance, income inequality and political trust: new evidence from a cross-national study of 14 Asian countries pp. 66-88

- Daewoo Lee, Chae Young Chang and Hyunkang Hur
- Fostering problem driven collaboration in a development context: The ASEAN study of health workforce governance pp. 89-110

- Wesley Teter
- Conditions for open innovation in public organizations: evidence from Challenge.gov pp. 111-131

- Taha Hameduddin, Sergio Fernandez and Mehmet Akif Demircioglu
- Responsiveness of local government officials: insights and lessons from participatory planning and budgeting pp. 132-151

- Pranab Kumar Panday and Shuvra Chowdhury
Volume 42, issue 1, 2020
- Democracy without capacity? pp. 1-3

- Aditya Dasgupta
- The hubris of public administration pp. 4-5

- Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili
- Responding to the populist attack on public administration pp. 6-8

- David Arellano-Gault
- Four elements of successful reform pp. 9-11

- Calin Emilian Hintea
- Problems of democratic statecraft pp. 12-14

- Alasdair Roberts
- Democratic governance in turbulent times pp. 15-16

- Veronica Junjan
- A critique of the role of NGOs as partners in governance pp. 17-32

- M. Shamsul Haque
- Government control, governance and spatial distribution: what we have learned from the Research Infrastructure of Chinese Foundations pp. 33-45

- Qun Wang
- Quality of government, public service delivery and institutional impartiality in ethnically polarised societies: evidence for policy makers pp. 46-60

- Ramesh Ramasamy
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