International Review of Public Administration

1999 - 2026

Current editor(s): Ralph Brower

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Volume 26, month 10, 2021

Issues associated with the use of National Health Insurance contributions in determining public policy program beneficiaries pp. 337-352

Hosung Sohn and Namho Kwon

Asymmetric information and excess budget: the influence of performance-based budgeting on budgetary slack in US states pp. 353-372

Sung-Jin Park and Sungkyu Jang

Market solutions and the equity principle in tax administration pp. 373-389

Gyeo Reh Lee

Research on the determinants of public employees’ quality of work life: relocation of Korean government agencies to Sejong City pp. 390-420

Soonae Park, Hyo Joo Lee and Sung Min Park

Business lobbying in the European Union pp. 421-422

Mattia Guidi

Volume 26, month 07, 2021

Inclusiveness, Diversity and Equity Statement pp. 231-232

The Editors

Erased: Ending faculty sexual misconduct in academia.An open letter from women of public affairs education pp. 233-237

Sarah Young and Kimberly Wiley

Organizational responses to work-life balance issues: The adoption and use of family-friendly policies in Korean organizations pp. 238-253

Hyojin Jang and Hyejin Ahn

The role of interpersonal networks in managerial role transition: a case study of a state agency in the United States pp. 254-269

Hyun Hee Park and Dong Chul Shim

Investigating aggravating & mitigating factors considered by IIROC in penalty imposition pp. 270-290

Mark Lokanan and Navya Masannagari

From evidence-based policy making to data-driven administration: proposing the data vs. value framework pp. 291-307

Sungsoo Hwang, Taewoo Nam and Hyunsang Ha

The role of policy analysis and its impact on decision-making in local governments: the case of the Seoul Metropolitan Government pp. 308-328

Kilkon Ko and Ran Kim

Changing bureaucracies: adapting to uncertainty, and how evaluation can help pp. 329-332

Pirmin Bundi

The small welfare states: rethinking welfare in the US, Japan, and South Korea pp. 333-336

Yusun Cho

Volume 26, month 04, 2021

Japanese educational innovation and its impact on institutional, socio-economic and national aspect – A review of university members for the national university corporation system pp. 113-134

Sung-Hun Noh, Seungbae Choi, Makoto Tomita and Takafumi Kubota

Public service motivation, job satisfaction, and the moderating effect of employment sector: a meta-analysis pp. 135-155

Naon Min, Namhoon Ki and Taewon Yoon

Factors influencing the credibility of performance measurement in nonprofits pp. 156-174

Chongmyoung Lee

Rethinking public administration and the state: a Foucauldian governmentality perspective pp. 175-191

Jungbu Kim

Promoting the performance of community childcare centers using the insight from behavioral economics: application of the last-place aversion and first-place seeking theory pp. 192-208

Young-Gon Kim and Hosung Sohn

Revisiting the Miles and Snow typology of organizational strategy: uncovering interrelationships between strategic decision-making and public organizational performance pp. 209-229

Hasan Aljuhmani, Okechukwu Lawrence Emeagwali and Bashar Ababneh

Volume 26, month 01, 2021

Social trust as an individual characteristic or societal property? pp. 1-17

Seung Hyun Kim and Sangmook Kim

Impact of administrative burden on inappropriate payment error: a blessing or a curse? pp. 18-40

Sabinne Lee

Perceptions of social performance in public enterprises and early job seekers’ intentions to apply pp. 41-56

Seok Eun Kim and Sock Hwan Lee

Street-level bureaucrats and the (in)effectiveness of malaria control in Punjab pp. 57-72

Mohsin Bashir and Kainat Shakil

Interplay of organizational identification, regulatory focused job crafting and job satisfaction in management of emerging job demands: evidence from public sector enterprises pp. 73-91

Sanjeet Kumar Sameer and Pushpendra Priyadarshi

Working hours and life satisfaction: finding blind spots from Korean panel data pp. 92-109

Hayoung Lee

Exploring the world of social policy: an international approach pp. 110-111

Reyna L. Reyes-Nunez

Volume 25, month 10, 2020

Learning before and during the COVID-19 outbreak: a comparative analysis of crisis learning in South Korea and the US pp. 243-260

Seulki Lee, Jungwon Yeo and Chongmin Na

Weeding out false information in disasters and emergencies: information recipients’ competency pp. 261-278

KyungWoo Kim, Hyeon-Suk Lyu and Do Young Gong

Bureaucratic discretion as a fascinating area of inquiry in public administration pp. 293-297

Edoardo Ongaro

The Routledge companion to nonprofit management pp. 298-302

Bok Gyo Jeong

Volume 25, month 7, 2020

Organizational politics, work attitudes and performance: the moderating role of age and public service motivation (PSM) pp. 85-105

Jungwon Park and Keon-Hyung Lee

A quantitative meta-analysis of organizational ownership and technical efficiency: non-linear influence by facility types and time for nonprofit and for-profit healthcare providers pp. 106-128

Amy Freeman, Jiwon Nam-Speers and Umit Tokac

The link between emotional labor and organizational culture in Korean bureaucracy: how taxing is tax work? How enforcing is law enforcement? pp. 129-144

SungWook Choi and Mary E. Guy

Globalization and the challenges of public administration: governance, human resources management, leadership, ethics, e-governance and sustainability in the 21st century pp. 145-149

Claude A. Drolet

Correction pp. 150-152

The Editors

Volume 25, month 07, 2020

E-government success assessment from a public value perspective pp. 153-174

Majdi Mellouli, Fatma Bouaziz and Omar Bentahar

Governance challenges within national development planning: lessons from the Colombian experience pp. 175-191

Fabian Telch, Carolina Isaza and Nadia Rubaii

Examining gender differences in Korea of preferences for behaviorally informed policies pp. 192-206

David Oliver Kasdan and HaeNa Lee

The moderating and mediating role of public service motivation between organization’s social responsibility and employee engagement: evidence from Egyptian public hospitals pp. 207-223

Moustafa Abdelmotaleb

Volume 25, month 1, 2020

Assessment of public sector performance in the MENA region: data envelopment approach pp. 1-21

Gisele Msann and Wadad Saad

What determines senior civil servants’ responsive behaviors to ministers?: Applying mixed-methodology on the relationship between top bureaucrats and ministers in South Korea pp. 22-43

Kyoung Eun Kim and Heung Suk Choi

Government communication and public acceptance of policies in South Korea pp. 44-63

Dong-Young Kim and Junseop Shim

Developmental leadership, skill development, and work engagement pp. 64-79

Geunpil Ryu and Dong-Chul Shim

The logic of public–private partnerships: the enduring interdependency of politics and markets pp. 80-84

Kai Xiang Kwa and Soojin Kim

Volume 24, month 10, 2019

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

Correction pp. 1-1

The Editors

Impacts of Vietnam’s new rural development policy on rural households’ income: empirical evidence from the Heckman selection model pp. 229-245

Manh Hung Do and Sang Chul Park

The impacts of diversity on team innovation and the moderating effects of cooperative team culture pp. 246-263

Jongho Roh and Jun Koo

The symbolic effect of minority representation and perceptions of the majority: how majority citizens perceive marriage-based immigrant representation in the South Korean government pp. 264-281

Junghwa Choi

Implementing liberal arts education in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: lessons and implications for Korea’s higher education policy pp. 282-294

Yongmo Lee, Grace Gesoon Moon and Young-Kook Kwon

Volume 24, month 7, 2019

Collaborative governance and role of the Grantee in HIV/AIDS health services: the Broward County of South Florida experience pp. 149-169

James Agbodzakey and Leslie Taylor

Is the intergenerational war real? An analysis of intergenerational differences in the willingness to pay for child welfare services and welfare services for the elderly in Korea pp. 170-189

Hyun Joon Kim and Na Yeon Kim

Can communication by the government improve trust and reduce risk perception? pp. 190-204

Dae Woong Lee

The determinants of citizens’ preference of policy instruments for environmental policy: do social trust, government capacity, and state-society relations matter? pp. 205-224

Beomgeun Cho and M. Jae Moon

The Oxford handbook of political networks pp. 225-227

Jeongyoon Lee

Volume 24, month 4, 2019

The implementation of accrual basis accounting by Indonesia’s local governments pp. 67-80

Retno Yuliati, Yuliansyah Yuliansyah and Yang Elvi Adelina

Reforms on county-level fiscal governance in China: impact on urban-rural income inequality pp. 81-100

Xuhong Su, Kelan Lu, Xiangming Hu and Yuqiong Xiang

National reputation as an intangible asset: a case study of the King Sejong Institute in Korea pp. 101-116

Young Ho Eom, Dohyeong Kim, Sung Min Roh and Chang Kil Lee

Exploring residential experiences of female immigrants in Korea pp. 117-137

Hee-Jung Jun

The changing foundations of public administration: from identity to modernity to diversity pp. 138-145

M. Shamsul Haque

Making collaboratives work: how complex organizational partnerships succeed pp. 146-148

David Lee

Volume 24, month 1, 2019

Blame for unemployment and support for unemployment benefits pp. 1-16

Yoon Soo Lee

External shocks and policy change in different coalition opportunity structures pp. 17-35

Changgeun Yun

Innovative self-efficacy of municipal employees: empirical evidence from Russia’s Leningrad region pp. 36-59

Tim Jäkel

The graduate school mess: what caused it and how we can fix it pp. 60-63

Caitlin J. Saladino

A radically democratic response to global governance: dystopian utopias; Integrative governance: generating sustainable responses to global crises pp. 63-66

Robyn Keast