International Review of Public Administration
1999 - 2025
Current editor(s): Ralph Brower
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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 Mowafaq 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
Volume 28, month 10, 2023
- Federal work life programs and generational perception: an exploratory study using evidence from OPM’s work life survey pp. 411-431

- Lauren Bock Mullins, Jung Ah Yun and Shilpa Viswanath
- Citizen political participation in Kenya: a cross-sectional analysis pp. 432-451

- Nicholas Odongo
- Achieving sustainability at the individual and community levels through development assistance pp. 452-479

- Jisun Kim and Yoon Ah Shin
- Discretion and its effects: analyzing the role of street-level bureaucrats’ enforcement styles pp. 480-502

- Mohammed Salah Hassan, Hussam Al Halbusi, Ahmad Bayiz Ahmad, Fadi Abdelfattah, Zahraa Thamir and Raja Noriza Raja Ariffin
Volume 28, month 07, 2023
- How emotionally intelligent employees manage their internal employability through role-based job crafting? – evidence from public sector enterprises pp. 265-287

- Sanjeet Kumar Sameer and Pushpendra Priyadarshi
- Ethical leadership, psychological capital, work engagement and job satisfaction: the moderating role of moral identity in the Malawi government sector pp. 288-307

- Chen Shu-Ling and Msuku Zikani
- Budgetary politics in the National Assembly of South Korea: who gets what from legislative budgets? pp. 308-334

- Seokju Bae and Sunjoo Kwak
- The impact of networking characteristics on perceived individual performance: evidence from Seoul metropolitan government in Korea pp. 335-356

- Sangyub Ryu and Namhee Kim
- Public service motivation, job satisfaction, and turnover intention: evidence from the Ministry of Health, Zambia pp. 357-376

- James Gutinyu and Yongjin Chang
- Bedlam: an intimate journey into America’s mental health crisis pp. 377-379

- Roshni Das
- Evidence-inclusive communication: steering crisis leadership outcomes in Portugal, Brazil, New Zealand, and the US pp. 380-401

- Flavia M. M. Donadelli, Markus Luczak-Roesch, Ronald Fischer and Nancy Li
- Leveraging procurement for a sustainable future pp. 402-409

- Ana-Maria Dimand, Nicole Darnall and Shirley-Ann Behravesh
Volume 28, month 04, 2023
- What determines the revenue of development NGOs in South Korea?: exploring differences between revenue and age groups pp. 129-155

- Jungsook Kim and Nara Park
- An exploratory study of factors influencing expectations of government: considering expectation types pp. 156-175

- Dukyun Hwang and Soonae Park
- A behavioral reasoning theory of nonprofit competition for grant acquisition pp. 176-197

- Debadutta Kumar Panda
- What determines governments’ COVID-19 response policies?: examining national level policy and transnational factors pp. 198-220

- Bok Gyo Jeong, Jung Ah (Claire) Yun and Sung-Ju Kim
- Policy confidence in crises: an examination across waves of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 221-241

- Jiwon Suh, HyoungAh Kim and Ahreum Han
- Insights on co-creation in Mexico: challenges to its application of public-private partnerships pp. 242-254

- Noé K. Kouassi, Heidi Smith and Rocío Huerta Cuervo
- Hindsight, foresight, insight: three lenses for better policy-making pp. 255-264

- Sally Washington
Volume 28, month 01, 2023
- A study on the discretionary acts of local government and local government heads: focusing on accounting irregularity pp. 1-18

- Yoonpyo Hong and Jisu Jeong
- Sustainable value creation by adopting an e-government initiative: empirical evidence from the emerging economy context pp. 19-44

- Majdi Mellouli, Omar Bentahar, Sami Boudabbous and Nachiappan Subramanian
- Dealing with bureaucracy: measuring citizens’ bureaucratic self-efficacy pp. 45-63

- Mette Bisgaard
- Information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure and social trust: global evidence pp. 64-82

- Kee Hoon Chung and DaEun Kim
- Performance-oriented management and political appointment: the interaction effect on quality of government pp. 83-108

- Hyunjung Kim
- Restorative justice from a children’s rights perspective pp. 109-112

- Arti Mohan
- Superstates: empires of the twenty-first century pp. 113-115

- Jonathan Boston
- Two paths to managing COVID-19: the varieties of state tradition and their impact on foreign policy in Australia and South Korea pp. 116-127

- David Hundt