International Review of Public Administration

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ralph Brower

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Volume 22, month 10, 2017

Collaborative governance and information technology innovation: public–nonprofit partnerships to build neighborhood information systems pp. 321-343

Sungsoo Hwang

The diffusion of TIF districts among local governments pp. 344-363

Joshua L. Mitchell, LaShonda M. Stewart and John A. Hamman

Fulfilling the promises: the impacts of employment relationship on turnover intention pp. 364-379

Tae Kyu Wang, Bong Jin Jang, Hyo Jin Ju and Hyorim Kim

Examining the internal features of Korea’s Green Commitment in Mongolia pp. 380-404

Eunjin Lee and Shi-Chul Lee

Volume 22, month 7, 2017

A revisit of the participative budgeting and employees’ self-efficacy interrelationship – empirical evidence from Indonesia’s public sector pp. 213-230

Yuliansyah Yuliansyah and Ashfaq Ahmad Khan

Developing an item pool and testing measurement invariance for measuring public service motivation in Korea pp. 231-244

Sangmook Kim

Performance-oriented managerial practices and job attitude in public organizations pp. 245-256

Geon Lee

Economic actions or cultural and social decisions? The role of cultural and social values in shaping fertility intention pp. 257-275

Ikhyun Jang, Miyang Jun and Jieun Emma Lee

The impact of career development on employee performance: an empirical study of the public sector in Indonesia pp. 276-299

Saud Napitupulu, Tulus Haryono, Asri Laksmi Riani, Hunik Sri Runing Sawitri and Mugi Harsono

Critical review of welfare dependency in active labor market programs in Korea: existence, causes, and interpretations pp. 300-319

Hyunwoo Tak and Kilkon Ko

Volume 22, month 4, 2017

How is public health service performance related to institutional arrangements in OECD countries? pp. 93-106

Heungsuk Choi, Seungjoo Han and Hyosook Yim

The effects of Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative (HIPC) on access to safe drinking water pp. 107-122

Henri Atangana Ondoa

The influence of trust on environmental behavior: evidence from South Korea pp. 123-137

Seong-gin Moon

The influence of personal values, social trust, and political trust on multicultural acceptance pp. 138-152

Sun Young Jung, Eunyi Kim and Seong-Gin Moon

Where to report wrongdoings? Exploring the determinants of internal versus external whistleblowing pp. 153-171

So Hee Jeon

Organizational justice and complaints in the US federal workplace pp. 172-192

Yoon Jik Cho

Adoption of information and communication technologies (ICTs) by local emergency management agencies in the United States pp. 193-210

Eliot A. Jennings, Sudha Arlikatti, Simon A. Andrew and KyungWoo Kim

Theory and practice of public sector reform pp. 211-212

Veronica Junjan

Volume 22, month 1, 2017

A local authority governance model: the case of Parma and ‘MasterTown’ pp. 1-13

Simone Fanelli and Gianluca Lanza

Global comparative municipal e-governance: factors and trends pp. 14-31

Aroon P. Manoharan, Yueping Zheng and James Melitski

Applying voucher markets in rural local municipalities: fiscal capacity and competition in the Korean elderly program pp. 32-44

Jae Bok Lee

Governance and management for better aid effectiveness: a donor country’s perspective pp. 45-59

Jin-Wook Choi and Jina Bak

Examining and testing the roles of human resource development (HRD) in the public sector: evidence from US federal agencies pp. 60-86

Min Young Kim, Hi Jeong Yu and Sung Min Park

Corruption in public administration: an ethnographic approach pp. 87-89

Thom Reilly

Building a better international NGO: Greater than the sum of the parts? pp. 89-92

Adela Z. Ghadimi

Volume 21, month 10, 2016

The complex relationship between government and NGOs in international development cooperation: South Korea as an emerging donor country pp. 275-291

Sook Jong Lee and Kyoung Sun Lee

Differences in school boards with hired and elected superintendents: a first look pp. 292-304

Michael R. Ford and Douglas M. Ihrke

Female participation and corruption in the public sector pp. 305-319

Jongsoon Jin

Institutional characteristics and effects of confirmation hearing in Korea pp. 320-341

Hyunki Shin

Using power to achieve network outcomes: why Funders should maintain a hands-on approach pp. 342-357

Mohsin Bashir

Advanced introduction to public management and administration pp. 358-359

Amber Overholser

Digital era governance: IT corporations, the state, and e-Government pp. 359-361

Intae Choi

Volume 21, month 7, 2016

A mile wide and an inch deep: analyzing Europeans’ attitudes toward development aid by using a multilevel model pp. 185-198

Sang-Seok Bae and Seoyong Kim

Do monetary rewards bring happiness? Comparing the impacts of pay-for-performance in the public and private sectors pp. 199-215

Sung Min Park, Kyoung Ryoul Min and Chun-An Chen

A Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and Environmental (PESTLE) approach for assessment of coastal zone management practice in India pp. 216-232

R. Sridhar, V. Sachithanandam, T. Mageswaran, R. Purvaja, R. Ramesh, A. Senthil Vel and E. Thirunavukkarasu

Behavioral intention to participate in a public program: Examining the roles of motivational and policy design factors pp. 233-249

Eunju Rho, Chaehong Lim and Sungman Hong

Leadership, trust, and job satisfaction in the public sector: A study of US federal employees pp. 250-267

Hugo Asencio

Walls of indifference: immigration and the militarization of the US-Mexico border pp. 268-270

Edith Gonzalez Duarte

Paying our high public officials: evaluating the political justifications of top wages in the public sector pp. 270-273

Masashi Yui

Volume 21, month 4, 2016

The impact of E-participation on corruption: a cross-country analysis pp. 91-103

Yueping Zheng

Designing a growth-friendly welfare system: Implications from empirical analysis of OECD countries pp. 104-124

Yoo-Duk Kang

Mediating effects of public trust in government on national competitiveness: Evidence from Asian countries pp. 125-146

Da-Hee Lim, Jeong-Min Oh and Gi-Heon Kwon

Finding a model of judicial review for administration: implications from the case for separation of powers in South Korea pp. 147-162

Dong Won Kim

Public administration, social progress, and the utopian null: Reconfiguring the hypothesis test for neopragmatist bureaucracy pp. 163-175

David Oliver Kasdan

Public administration in the context of global governance pp. 176-177

Evan Berman

Public management: performance, professionalism and politics pp. 178-179

Christopher Pollitt

Innovation in the public and nonprofit sectors: a public solutions handbook pp. 180-183

Sandford Borins

Volume 21, month 1, 2016

Introducing the Editorial Team pp. 1-2

Ralph S. Brower, Sang Ok Choi and Jessica Word

Public servant leadership: Myth or powerful reality? pp. 3-20

Dong Chul Shim, Hyun Hee Park and Tae Ho Eom

An empirical analysis of the fiscal impacts of changes in tax revenue multiplicity: Focusing on Florida county case pp. 21-36

Taeseop Yoon and Junseop Shim

Components of expertise of public officials in emergency management in Korea: An exploratory study pp. 37-56

Kun Yoon and Chulwoo Kim

The profits of cause: a new direction for corporate social responsibility in South Korea pp. 57-71

Seok Eun Kim and Do Young Kim

Interregional migration of value-added and its determinants in Korea pp. 72-90

Jeongwan Kim