International Review of Public Administration

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ralph Brower

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Volume 18, month 12, 2013

Nonprofit Accountability: To Whom and for What? An Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 1-6

Alicia Schatteman

Transparency or Accountability? The Purpose of Online Technologies for Nonprofits pp. 7-29

Georgette E. Dumont

Understanding Nonprofit Transparency: The Limits of Formal Regulation in the American Nonprofit Sector pp. 31-49

Kathleen Hale

Nonprofits and Accreditation: Exploring the Implications for Accountability pp. 51-68

Joanne Carman and Kimberly Fredericks

Accountability and Transparency in the German Nonprofit Sector: A Paradox? pp. 69-84

Helmut K. Anheier, Rabea Hass and Annelie Beller

Factors Affecting Public Servants’ Trust in Citizens: A Case Study of South Korean Central Government Officials pp. 85-114

Sook Jong Lee and Hi Jeong Yu

A Cross-Country Study of the Relationship between Weberian Bureaucracy and Government Performance pp. 115-137

Wonhyuk Cho, Tobin Im, Gregory A. Porumbescu, Hyunkuk Lee and Jungho Park

Citizen Participation in Visioning a Progressive City: A Case Study of Albany 2030 pp. 139-161

Taewoo Nam

Act in Good Faith? The Effectiveness of U.S. Voluntary Environmental Programs pp. 163-184

Seong-Gin Moon and Kilkon Ko

Applicability of Knowledge-Based Innovation System in Bangladesh pp. 185-208

Subhan Tahrima and Don Jaegal

The Relationship between HRM Practices and Organizational Performance in the Public Sector: Focusing on Mediating Roles of Work Attitudes pp. 209-231

Jaekwon Ko and Aaron Smith-Walter

A Policy Paradox from Paternalism to Populism: The Case of Foot-and-Mouth Disease in South Korea pp. 233-256

Hae Young Lee

Toward Resilience: A Guide to Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation pp. 257-260

Azhar Manzoor

Critical Infrastructure: Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness pp. 261-263

Abdul-Akeem Sadiq

Volume 18, month 8, 2013

Transformations Towards New Public Governance: Can the New Paradigm Handle Complexity? pp. 1-8

Joop Koppenjan and Christopher Koliba

What’s in a Name? Grasping New Public Governance as a Political-Administrative System pp. 9-25

Jacob Torfing and Peter Triantafillou

Network Performance: A Complex Interplay Of Form And Action pp. 27-45

Robyn Keast and Myrna P. Mandell

Will Mandated Network Steering do the Trick? A Balanced Assessment of the Belgian Network “Crossroads Bank for Enterprises” pp. 47-63

Simon Vander Elst and Filip de Rynck

A Complex Adaptive System Approach to the Assessment of Failure of Public Governance Networks pp. 65-84

Hendrik M. Koolma

An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Emotion Work: An Examination of Public Service Employees pp. 85-107

Hyun Jung Lee

Cultural Differences between U.S. Federal Financial Regulators and Implications for Interagency Collaboration pp. 109-144

Jae Jin Im

Decentralization and Poverty Reduction: A Theoretical Framework for Exploring the Linkages pp. 145-172

Sajjad Ali Khan

Leadership Effectiveness and Work Appropriateness and Meaningfulness under Conditions of Public Organizational Uncertainty: Comparative Organizational Study between U.S. and Korea pp. 173-210

Younhyun Song

Factors Affecting the State’s SCHIP Spending and Coverage: The Role of Partisan Politics and Fiscal Determinants pp. 211-233

Jung-Won Park, Keon-Hyung Lee and Sang-Chul Park

Intention to Participate in Earthquake Response Training in Korea: Confidence in Government Management Capability and Cognitive Evaluation of Earthquake Risk through Fear pp. 235-259

Yoon Ah Shin and Tonghee Park

Volume 18, month 4, 2013

Leadership in Complex Adaptive Systems pp. 1-5

Louise K. Comfort and Sandra L. Resodihardjo

Leadership in Street-Level Bureaucracy: An Exploratory Study of Supervisor-Worker Interactions in Emergency Medical Services pp. 7-23

Alexander C. Henderson and Sanjay K. Pandey

Strategies of Complexity Leadership in Governance Systems pp. 25-40

Sibout G. Nooteboom and Catrien J.A.M. Termeer

Leadership Strategies at the Meso Level of Emergency Management Networks pp. 41-59

Clayton Wukich and Scott E. Robinson

Emergent Leadership in Extreme Events: A Knowledge Commons for Sustainable Communities pp. 61-77

Louise K. Comfort and Aya Okada

Leadership in Times of Crisis: A Framework for Assessment pp. 79-91

Arjen Boin, Sanneke Kuipers and Werner Overdijk

Cookies, Candy, and Coke: Examining State Sugar-Sweetened-Beverage Tax Policy from a Multiple Streams Approach pp. 93-120

Samantha L. Mosier

Multilevel Governance Processes – Citizens & Local Budgeting: Comparing Brazil, China, & The United States pp. 121-144

Aimee Franklin, Dale Krane and Carol Ebdon

A Historical Approach to Regulatory Compliance Research: The Case of Rule 1421 in California pp. 145-165

Eungkyoon Lee

Participants in Local Zoning for Multifamily Housing Development and Decision Delay: Transaction Cost and Hierarchical Governance pp. 167-197

Sang Chul Park, Sung-Wook Kwon and Se-Jin Lee

Managing Nonprofit Organizations pp. 199-202

Susan L. Spice

Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty pp. 203-208

Zia Obaid

Development Challenges Confronting Pakistan pp. 209-213

Mehnaz Gul

Volume 17, month 8, 2012

An Analysis of the Effects of Online Fiscal Disclosure on Municipal Bond Issuances pp. 1-18

Tiankai Wang

Citizen Participation in Local Budgeting: Mechanisms, Political Support, and City Manager’s Moderating Role pp. 19-38

Yuguo Liao and Yahong Zhang

Privatizing the Social Security Program in the U.S.: How to Overcome the Transition Costs pp. 39-62

Youngse Mun and Inho Mun

Institutional Vulnerability and Power System Disturbances in the United States pp. 63-92

Hyunsoo Park

Predicting Knowledge Sharing Intentions in the Public Sector: Comparing TAM with TPB pp. 93-120

Tongjin Park, Victoria Joy Saplan-Catchapero and Don Jaegal

Inexorable Rise of in Mongolia: Demolition for Redevelopment or Conservation for Improvement? pp. 121-141

Choongik Choi

The Adoption of Collaborative Governance Institutions: The EPA-States Performance Partnership Agreements (PPAS) pp. 143-161

Se Jin Lee and Dong Sang Yoo

All You Ever Wanted to Know about Public Sector Leadership – And More pp. 163-166

Ralph S. Brower

Globalism and Comparative Public Administration pp. 167-169

Aisha Azhar

The Humanitarian Emergency Settings Perceived needs Scale (HESPER) pp. 171-173

Azhar Manzoor

Digital Governance: New Technologies for Improving Public Service and Participation pp. 175-178

Kaiju Chang

Volume 17, month 4, 2012

Does Decentralization Matter in Health Outcomes? Evidence from 22 OECD Unbalanced Panel Data for 1995–2005 pp. 1-32

Youngju Kang, Wonhyuk Cho and Kwangho Jung

Applicability of the Notional Defined Contribution (NDC) Model in United States Social Security: Comparing the NDC Model and the Defined Benefit Model pp. 33-53

Hyosang Min and Jungwook Seo

Importance of Access to Finance in Reducing Income Inequality and Poverty Level pp. 55-77

Kwangbin Bae, Dongsook Han and Hosung Sohn

Health Insurance and Racial Disparity in the United States pp. 79-103

Soogwan Doh

Institutional Design for Conflict Resolution: An Examination of Institutional Designs for Waste Facility Siting Conflict pp. 105-124

Dong-Young Kim

Growth Management Priority and Land-Use Regulation in Local Government: Employing a Full Structural Equation Model pp. 125-147

Sang-Chul Park, Jung-Won Park and Keon-Hyung Lee

Shining a Light on the Dark Side of Business:The Resistible Growth of Criminal Firms in the Public Sector pp. 149-177

Paolo Canonico, Stefano Consiglio, Ernesto De Nito and Gianluigi Mangia

Environmental Justice and the Resource Conservation Recovery Act Inspection and Enforcement Process pp. 179-192

Susan M. Opp

Third Sector Research pp. 195-199

Murat Onder

Violence and Social Orders: A Conceptual Framework For Interpreting Recorded Human History pp. 201-205

Zia Obaid