International Review of Public Administration

1999 - 2025

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Volume 20, month 10, 2015

Introduction to Symposium: Performance and accountability in complex settings—Metrics, methods, and politics pp. 329-334

Patria de Lancer Julnes and Ileana Steccolini

Network governance and performance measures: Challenges in collaborative design of hybridized environments pp. 335-352

Henrik P. Minassians

The New Public Management in hybrid settings: New challenges for performance measures pp. 353-369

Deborah Agostino and Michela Arnaboldi

A dynamic performance management approach to support local strategic planning pp. 370-385

Carmine Bianchi and Salvatore Tomaselli

Carving out ways to measure competences of e-government implementation Measuring e-government efficiency: the opinions of public administrators and other stakeholders pp. 386-390

Younhee Kim

Leadership and culture: comparative models of top civil servant training pp. 390-393

Bruno Broucker

Integrative process: Follettian thinking from ontology to administration pp. 393-396

David Oliver Kasdan

Volume 20, month 7, 2015

Opening the black box of metagovernance: The roles of central government in local multilevel networks – the case of the local job centers in Flanders pp. 227-242

Caroline Temmerman, Filip De Rynck and Joris Voets

The driving forces of collective action among policy actors: Value, power, and social capital pp. 243-255

Young-Jung Kim and Chul-Young Roh

Assessing public sector performance and untangling the complexity of public performance measurement pp. 256-272

Youngmin Oh and Carrie Blanchard Bush

Is trust in government a short-term strategic value or a long-term democratic value? A case study of three Nordic countries and three East Asian Nations pp. 273-286

Hee-Bong Park

Analyzing the effectiveness of the Korean National anti-bullying program – WEE project pp. 287-304

Rosa Minhyo Cho and Mikyung Park

The role of value in the social acceptance of science-technology pp. 305-322

Seoyong Kim and Sunhee Kim

Public innovation through collaboration and design pp. 323-324

Michele Ferguson

New public governance: A regime-centered perspective pp. 325-327

Yijia Jing

Volume 20, month 4, 2015

Regional capability and regional disparity: a conceptual framework and applications within Korea pp. 121-135

Jun Koo and Heechul Lee

Promoting gender equalities from a capability perspective: The role of social policy in the context of developing countries pp. 136-152

Firehiwot G. Araya and Moo Kwon Chung

The role of leadership behaviors for enhancing organizational effectiveness in the Chinese public sector pp. 153-176

Sung Min Park, Qing Miao and Min Young Kim

Assessing the effects of learning organization characteristics in Korean non-profit organizations: Focusing on the association with perceived financial performance and employee satisfaction pp. 177-193

Yoonjeong Kim and Sang-Il Han

Applying the incrementalism model to the free school meals policy in Korea pp. 194-207

Young-Ok Chon and Kook-Chan Ahn

Impact of social assistance on income and consumption: An analysis of the National Basic Livelihood Security System in South Korea pp. 208-223

Seog-Min Lee

Public service ethics: Individual and Institutional Responsibilities pp. 224-226

Ian Scott

Volume 20, month 1, 2015

The impact of management capacity on local green economic strategies pp. 1-16

Tae-Kyu Wang, Sung-Wook Kwon and Sang-Chul Park

Rainy day fund adoption in U.S. states: a case of learning or emulation pp. 17-33

Cleopatra Grizzle, LaShonda Stewart and Jeremy Phillips

Implications of policy objectives on financial resource dependency and organizational structure in US federal agencies pp. 34-50

Jung Wook Seo

The effect of gender discrimination in organization pp. 51-69

Sunhee Kim

A meta-analysis of gender gap in student achievement in African countries pp. 70-83

Christine Ouma and Jiwon Nam

Participatory development of transportation justice indicators using expert surveys and factor analysis pp. 84-101

Yong Un Ban, Cheolhee Son, Yumi Kim and Jong In Baek

Moderating role of social support in the stressor-satisfaction relationship: evidence from police officers in Korea pp. 102-116

Seulki Lee, Taesik Yun and Soo-Young Lee

Trust and governance institutions: Asian experiences pp. 117-119

Jie Gao

Volume 19, month 10, 2014

Examining the relationship between immigrant status and after-school care usage of young children in the US pp. 329-346

Rosa Minhyo Cho

Revisiting the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis: measuring the effect of international environmental treaties on the relationship between GDP and environmental quality pp. 347-361

Jang Hoon Chung and T.J. Lah

From property taxes to consumption taxes: An empirical analysis of changes in tax revenue diversification of Florida counties pp. 362-379

Taeseop Yoon

Populism and agricultural trade in developing countries: a case study of Thailand’s rice-pledging scheme pp. 380-394

Thanapan Laiprakobsup

The impact of the social sciences: how academics and their research make a difference pp. 395-397

Genevieve Hohnen

People skills for public managers pp. 398-400

David Schmidtchen

Public service efficiency: reframing the debate pp. 401-403

Chung-An Chen

Volume 19, month 7, 2014

Does bureaucracy facilitate the effect of information technology (IT)? pp. 219-237

Seoyong Kim, Wanki Paik and Cheouljoo Lee

Illuminating the in-house provision of emergency services: A test of organizational capacity hypotheses pp. 238-251

Kyujin Jung, Simon A. Andrew and Wei-Ning Wu

Conditions for successful public policies of sustainable development: institutional capacity, democracy, and free trade pp. 252-266

Jong-Han Yoon

Editorial introduction: Social risks and the role of the state pp. 267-273

Edward T. Jennings and Jan-Kees Helderman

Health Risks and Health Care Reform in Western Europe and North America pp. 274-285

Kieke G.H. Okma and Theodore R. Marmor

Social risks and the Corporatist state: A successful means of responding to social risks? pp. 286-295

Mara A. Yerkes

EU coordination of welfare states after the crisis: further interconnecting soft and hard law pp. 296-307

Sonja Bekker

The Great Recession and social welfare spending in the American States pp. 308-323

J.A.G. Ewalt and E.T. Jennings

Managing risk and performance: a guide for government decision makers pp. 324-327

Peter Wilkins

Volume 19, month 4, 2014

Making the quality of government better: the possibility of public service motivation (PSM) change pp. 107-125

Cheouljoo Lee and Seoyong Kim

Relation between personal values and corruption permissiveness of government servants in India and the moderating role of dissatisfaction with the financial condition of the family pp. 126-142

Sanjay Pande and Neetu Jain

Discovering the genesis and role of an intermediate organization in an industrial cluster: focusing on CONNECT of San Diego pp. 143-159

Sang-Tae Kim and Moon-Gi Jeong

Introduction: accountability processes in modern day government pp. 160-162

Suzanne J. Piotrowski and Ileana Steccolini

Accountability standards and legitimacy of not-for-profit organizations in the Netherlands pp. 163-178

A. Geurtsen

Performance movement at a crossroads: information, accountability and learning pp. 179-192

Julianne Mahler and Paul Posner

Institutional work and accountability in public–private partnerships pp. 193-205

Ville-Pekka Sorsa and Jan-Erik Johanson

Public accountability in the Internet age: changing roles for governments and citizens pp. 206-217

Iris Vanhommerig and Philip Marcel Karré

Volume 19, month 1, 2014

The effect of foreign pressure on liberal policy autonomy: the case of South Korea’s screen quota system pp. 1-22

Ah Rum Chang

Understanding and addressing citizens’ perceptions of corruption: the case of Spain pp. 23-43

Patria de Lancer Julnes and Manuel Villoria

The relationship between religion and corruption: are the proposed causal links empirically valid? pp. 44-62

Kilkon Ko and Seong-Gin Moon

Determinants of job satisfaction and turnover intentions of public employees: evidence from US federal agencies pp. 63-90

Seona Kim and Sung Min Park

The mentor-protégé affinity on mentoring outcomes: the mediating effect of developmental networking pp. 91-106

Seok Eun Kim