International Review of Public Administration

1999 - 2026

Current editor(s): Ralph Brower

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Volume 31, month 04, 2026

Do budget stabilization funds promote pension integrity? The impact of BSF on U.S. State pension contributions pp. 125-151

Eunjoo Choi and Seeun (Sen) Ryu

Exploring norm uncertainty: a perspective on predicting individuals’ behaviors in environmental conflict pp. 152-178

Jongdae Song and Youkyoung Jeong

Performance data and innovation: how archival and perceptual information influences managerial innovation pp. 179-197

Ohbet Cheon, Miyeon Song and Jihyun Koo

Choosing between intra-sector and inter-sector employment transitions: the role of public sector employment satisfaction and PSM pp. 198-220

Taehee Kim and Yunjin Jung

Estimating the mean and distributional impact of ability tracking on high school students using between-school variations pp. 221-242

Hosung Sohn

East or west, home is best: will public administration return to its roots after drifting too far away? pp. 243-255

Ali Mohammad Mistarihi

Volume 31, month 01, 2026

Anti-immigration attitudes in a homogeneous society: the case of Korea pp. 1-22

Kyunghwan Kim and Sang-Won Kang

The triad of digital governance: performance, participation, and digital implementation pp. 23-46

John Riveros-Gavilanes, Jeisson Riveros-Gavilanes, Rafael Amaya-Mejía, Yulied Guevara-Castro, Luis Miguel Cabrera-Gonzales and Brenda Liseth Roa-Yaguara

How government management of COVID-19 influence voter turnout in presidential elections among poor people? pp. 47-81

Mathieu Juliot Mpabe Bodjongo and Amadou Bobbo

Does quasi-marketization matter to corruption in North Korea? a perceived corruption of North Korean refugees pp. 82-104

Yechan Moon, Shihyun Noh, Sung-Bae Kim and Ji Hyung Park

Exploring the influences of contracting management capacity in realizing the promised benefits of government outsourcing: evidence from the U.S. federal bureaucracy pp. 105-124

Gyeo Reh Lee and Shinwoo Lee

Volume 30, month 10, 2025

Institutional dimensions of discretion and intrinsic motivation among street-level bureaucrats in social welfare: organizational position and communication satisfaction as moderators pp. 301-325

Huiju Lee and Nara Park

Fostering employee engagement and mental health: Impact of psychological safety, humble leadership, and knowledge sharing in the Japanese public sector pp. 326-349

Shin-ichiro Kumagaya, Akiko Matsuo, Naomi Yui, Satsuki Ayaya, Takuya Kawahara, Kosuke Kashiwabara, Goro Koto and Harue Kamioka

Constitutional concentration of power and dependence on external debt in Africa pp. 350-380

Nelson Derrick Nguepi

Beyond allocation: assessing public school efficiency of financial resource tracking and management in Cameroon pp. 381-406

Armand Mboutchouang Kountchou

Public administration in the 21st century: a global south perspective pp. 407-409

Sakrawandi and Mursak

Volume 30, month 07, 2025

Investigating the development of local government research within a decade: a bibliometric analysis pp. 181-203

Tri Thi Thien Nguyen, Ha Thi Thu Tran and Huyen Thi Thanh Tran

Motivations for collaborative governance in China: a systematic review of the literature pp. 204-222

Jie Wang and Nicola Ulibarri

Analysis of factors related to the utilization of business incentives pp. 223-248

Hakyeon Lee and J. S. Butler

Much is delivered, then much will be engaged? How do public service delivery and social media usage influence political engagement in Asia? pp. 249-271

Chae Young Chang and Daewoo Lee

The UX of bureaucracy: mapping user engagement to citizen experiences of administrative burdens pp. 272-295

Kayla Schwoerer

The impeachment power: The law, politics, and purpose of an extraordinary constitutional tool pp. 296-299

Hengki and Iqbal Saffariz Santosa

Volume 30, month 04, 2025

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

Correction pp. II-II

The Editors

Two heads are better than one even within government bureaucracy: how does an inter-departmental network evolve? pp. 91-112

Hanchan Hwang

Strategic alignment and its effects on employee engagement: empirical evidences from Ethiopian education sector pp. 113-135

Dawit Udessa Gede

Staff competence and job performance of public procurement professionals: the moderating effect of procurement regulatory compliance pp. 136-155

Leonada Raphael Mwagike

Who shapes carbon neutrality? A comparative study of industry and non-industry coalitions via social network analysis pp. 156-176

Inseok Seo and Youhyun Lee

Empathetic policy design: emotional engagement, inclusive space, and empowered deliberation pp. 177-180

Iqbal Saffariz Santosa, Theodora Aprilia Sari, Hengki and Dimas Yudha Baskara

Volume 30, month 01, 2025

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

Exploring the pathway to innovation: the mediating role of employee engagement in the Trust-Creativity Nexus pp. 1-22

Waiphot Kulachai

Flexibility stigma, supervisory support, and the use of flexible work arrangements in the public sector: distinguishing flextime and flexplace pp. 23-43

Sang Eun Lee and Youngjae Kim

Understanding gender inequality through the lens of gendered sentiment: the case of Korean citizens pp. 44-59

Hannah June Kim, Minsung Michael Kang and Danbee Lee

Cultivation and activation? examining the role of basic needs satisfaction in public service motivation research pp. 60-85

Ju Won Park

The injustice of place: uncovering the legacy of poverty in America pp. 86-89

Dexter K. Horne

Volume 29, month 10, 2024

The roles of governments for polycentricity’s vulnerabilities: an analysis of South Korea’s PV panel recycling policies pp. 267-287

Insik Bang and Saemi Chang

Impact of female role models and mentors in career development: evidence from the Korean Central Government pp. 288-309

Seoyoun Cho and Helen H. Yu

Decoding job satisfaction in the Nepalese public sector: patterns and predictors pp. 310-329

Hasan Muhammad Baniamin, Ishtiaq Jamil, Narendra Raj Paudel and Prabin Babu Dhakal

Critical success factors and key performance indicators in the modernization of public services: empirical evidence from Greece pp. 330-352

Evangelos Karampotsis, George M. Aspridis, Georgios Dounias and Vassiliki Exarchou

How digital government capabilities strengthen public sector workforce resilience pp. 353-362

Danuvas Sagarik

Stakeholder engagement pp. 363-365

Erica Ceka

Volume 29, month 07, 2024

A systematic literature review of budget participation: foundations, trends, and ways forward pp. 175-202

Mushtaq Yousif Alhasnawi, Ridzwana Mohd Said, Yousif Raad Muhsen, Alhamzah Alnoor, Sajead Alshdaifat and Zahra Mohamed El Shlmani

Does management make a difference in goal conflict? Evidence from South Korea pp. 203-219

Taeyeon Kim

Exploring the utility of performance measurement in nonprofits pp. 220-244

Chongmyoung Lee

White-collar crime and the public sector: an interdisciplinary approach to public procurement fraud pp. 245-250

Alam Azhari Amir, Sangkala and Muh. Yunus

When helping hurts: the impact of social belonging interventions on public employees’ happiness at work pp. 251-265

Pananda Chansukree

Volume 29, month 04, 2024

Rural and regional development in the age of digital platforms: platformization of the Japanese Furusato Nozei Hometown Tax Donation System pp. 59-82

Ryo Umeda, Toni Ryynänen and Torsti Hyyryläinen

Unraveling the threads of corruption perception: effects of age and cohort pp. 83-101

Ye-Eun Sim

Outsourcing and backsourcing in a time of crisis – experiences of double opportunism pp. 102-122

Magnus Jansson, David Karlsson, Eric Carlström and Johan Berlin

How does the stringency of state tax and expenditure limitations influence opportunistic taxation? pp. 123-145

Seeun Ryu and Inyoung Cho

The myth of bureaucratic neutrality: an examination of merit and representation pp. 146-149

Farzana Sharmin

Curvilinear dynamics of job demands, resources, and resilience: the impact of HR practices on public managers pp. 150-173

Myung Hun Jin and Geoff Plimmer

Volume 29, month 01, 2024

Behind and beyond the standard(ization) trap: diversifying power sources by differentiating centralization and standardization pp. 1-19

Junesoo Lee

Republican governor, unified government, and the U.S. states’ death penalty executions pp. 20-41

Gook Jin Kim, Namhoon Ki and Na Yeon Kim

Digital leadership in the public sector: a scoping review and outlook pp. 42-58

Boniface Ushaka Adie, Mary Tate and Elizabeth Valentine