Public Administration & Development
1949 - 2024
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Volume 40, issue 5, 2020
- The impact of public sector accounting reform on corruption: Causal evidence from subnational Indonesia pp. 245-254
- Blane Lewis and Adrianus Hendrawan
- ‘Post‐NPM’ by force or fiat? A comparison of administrative reform trajectories in Brazil and Mexico1 pp. 255-266
- Flavia Donadelli, Bruno Q. Cunha and Mauricio I. Dussauge‐Laguna
- From women for women: The role of social media in online nonprofit activities during Wuhan lockdown pp. 267-272
- Yiran Li, Yanto Chandra, Lin Nie and Yingying Fan
- What ever happened to the Third World? A history of the economics of development pp. 273-275
- Rogerio F. Pinto
Volume 40, issue 4, 2020
- Auditing as a tool of government accountability? Exploring divergent causal mechanisms through three Honduran cases pp. 209-219
- Daniel M. Sabet
- Entrepreneurship‐driven public management reforms in Southeast Asia: Critical implications for public accountability pp. 220-231
- M. Shamsul Haque
- The COVID‐19 pandemic: Time for a universal basic income? pp. 232-235
- Andrew F. Johnson and Katherine J. Roberto
- All‐of‐government response to the COVID‐19 pandemic: The case of Vietnam pp. 236-239
- Dat Huynh, Mehmet Tosun and Serdar Yilmaz
Volume 40, issue 3, 2020
- Public service ethics, values and spirituality in developing and transitional countries: Challenges and opportunities pp. 147-155
- Farhad Hossain, Anthony Sumnaya Kumasey, Christopher J. Rees and Aminu Mamman
- The use of mindfulness to promote ethical decision making and behavior: Empirical evidence from the public sector in Thailand pp. 156-167
- Kunkanit Sutamchai, Kate E. Rowlands and Christopher J. Rees
- Do public sector organizations ensure labor ethics? Perspectives from ethics and workplace spirituality in Bangladesh's garment sector pp. 168-178
- Mohammad Jasim Uddin, Farhad Hossain, Yuka Fujimoto and Jashim Uddin Ahmed
- Changing the paradigm of disability from stigma to equity in university social work education in Kyrgyzstan pp. 179-185
- Hisayo Katsui, Gulmira Kazakunova and Mina C. Mojtahedi
- Combatting corruption in Kazakhstan: A role for ethics commissioners? pp. 186-195
- Saltanat Janenova and Colin Knox
- Towards virtuous and ethical organisational performance in the context of corruption: A case study in the public sector pp. 196-204
- Mario Fernando and Ruwan Bandara
Volume 40, issue 2, 2020
- Diffusion models over the life cycle of an innovation: A bottom‐up and top‐down synthesis approach pp. 105-118
- Conghu Wang, Xiaoming Li, Wenjuan Ma and Xiaopeng Wang
- Decentralization as a strategy of regime maintenance: The case of Yemen pp. 119-128
- Maria‐Louise Clausen
- Why adaptive management will not save us: Exploring management directives' interaction with practice pp. 129-140
- Lena Gutheil
- Building democracy and international governance, George M. Guess Eds., Routledge, New York, 2019, 248 pp. Paperback: USD 51.95. Hardcover: ISBN 978‐1‐138‐57473‐1, US$ 155.00, eBook 24.98 pp. 141-143
- William Allan
Volume 40, issue 1, 2020
- Policy entrepreneurship and institutional change: Who, how, and why? pp. 3-10
- Darryl S.L. Jarvis and Alex Jingwei He
- The importance of policy entrepreneurs in developing countries: A systematic review and future research agenda pp. 11-34
- Caner Bakir and K. Aydin Gunduz
- Policy entrepreneurship in developing countries: A systematic review of the literature pp. 35-48
- Neomi Frisch Aviram, Nissim Cohen and Itai Beeri
- Who coupled which stream(s)? Policy entrepreneurship and innovation in the energy–water nexus in Gujarat, India pp. 49-64
- Nihit Goyal, Michael Howlett and Namrata Chindarkar
- Reluctant policy innovation through profit concession and informality tolerance: A strategic relational view of policy entrepreneurship in China's urban redevelopment pp. 65-75
- Fox Z.Y. Hu, George C.S. Lin, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Shenjing He and Xingjian Liu
- Corporate policy entrepreneurship and cross‐boundary strategies: How a private corporation champions mobile healthcare payment innovation in China? pp. 76-86
- Alex Jingwei He and Liang Ma
- Administrative leaders as institutional entrepreneurs in developing countries: A study of the development and institutionalization of performance management in Ghana's public service pp. 87-100
- Frank L.K. Ohemeng and Osee Kamga
Volume 39, issue 4-5, 2019
- BRICS and international development assistance Towards divergence or convergence in development assistance amongst North and South donors? pp. 167-173
- Christopher Tapscott, Yijia Jing and José A. Puppim de Oliveira
- Brazil's South–South development cooperation: Principles and experiences of the domestic bureaucracy pp. 174-181
- Deborah BL Farias
- The governance of China's foreign aid system: Evolution and path dependence pp. 182-192
- Jianzhi Zhao and Yijia Jing
- Alternative South–South development collaboration? The role of China in the Coega Special Economic Zone in South Africa pp. 193-202
- Lisa Thompson
- The new architects: Brazil, China, and innovation in multilateral development lending pp. 203-214
- Omar Ramon Serrano Oswald
- BRICS, the southern model, and the evolving landscape of development assistance: Toward a new taxonomy pp. 215-230
- Valeria Lauria and Corrado Fumagalli
- Donors in transition and the future of development cooperation: What do the data from Brazil, India, China, and South Africa reveal? pp. 231-244
- Nilima Gulrajani and Raphaëlle Faure
Volume 39, issue 3, 2019
- What is wrong with job security? pp. 121-132
- Assel Mussagulova, Zeger van der Wal and Chung‐An Chen
- Because coconuts do not grow in Canberra: Complexity theory and capacity development in Solomon Islands Police Force pp. 133-143
- Jodie Curth‐Bibb
- Deliberative participatory budgeting: A case study of Zeguo Town in China pp. 144-153
- Baogang He
- The innovative personality? Policy making and experimentation in an authoritarian bureaucracy pp. 154-162
- Reza Hasmath, Jessica C. Teets and Orion A. Lewis
Volume 39, issue 2, 2019
- Aligning top‐down and bottom‐up in development planning: The case of Bhutan pp. 59-68
- Dawa Wangchuk and Mark Turner
- How does government funding affect nonprofits' program spending? Evidence from international development organizations pp. 69-77
- Jiahuan Lu and Jianzhi Zhao
- The Punjab Revenue Authority: Meeting the challenges of a new institution pp. 78-88
- Ringa Raudla, Mohsin Bashir and James W. Douglas
- Managing employee performance in transition economies: A study of Vietnamese public organizations pp. 89-103
- Tai Anh Vu, Geoff Plimmer, Evan Berman and Meghna Sabharwal
- Community participation and local government capacity in Vietnam: Conditions for coproduction pp. 104-118
- Hung Viet Ngo, Jurian Edelenbos and Alberto Gianoli
Volume 39, issue 1, 2019
- Guest Editors' Preface pp. 3-3
- Derick W. Brinkerhoff and Harry E. Cross
- Stewardship and health systems strengthening: An overview pp. 4-10
- Derick W. Brinkerhoff, Harry E. Cross, Suneeta Sharma and Taylor Williamson
- Government stewardship and primary health care in Guatemala since 1996 pp. 11-22
- Harry E. Cross, Marisela De La Cruz and Juan Dent
- Stewardship of health security: The challenges of applying the One Health approach pp. 23-33
- Krishna Hort, Angkana Sommanustweechai, Wiku Adisasmito and Laurence Gleeson
- Stewardship of quality of care in health systems: Core functions, common pitfalls, and potential solutions pp. 34-46
- Benjamin T.B. Chan, Jeremy H.M. Veillard, Krycia Cowling, Niek S. Klazinga, Adalsteinn D. Brown and Sheila Leatherman
- Strengthening family planning stewardship with a total market approach: Mali, Uganda, and Kenya experiences pp. 47-56
- Cindi R. Cisek, Kate Klein, Sayaka Koseki and Rob Wood
Volume 38, issue 5, 2018
- Development agencies of the future: The limits of adaptation pp. 169-178
- Erik Lundsgaarde and Adam Moe Fejerskov
- Towards an enhanced understanding of aid policy reform: Learning from the French case pp. 179-189
- Gordon D. Cumming
- WHY WE LIE ABOUT AID, PABLO YANGUAS pp. 190-192
- Rogerio F. Pinto
Volume 38, issue 4, 2018
- Incumbent bureaucrats: Why elections undermine civil service reform in Indonesia pp. 135-143
- Ward Berenschot
- Explaining global network emergence and nonemergence: Comparing the processes of network formation for tuberculosis and pneumonia pp. 144-153
- Kathryn Quissell, David Berlan, Jeremy Shiffman and Gill Walt
- Sense making of policy processes in the transition economy of Vietnam pp. 154-165
- Thang V. Nguyen, Hung V. Nguyen, Cuong Vu and Canh Le
Volume 38, issue 3, 2018
- Meta‐Governance of Partnerships for Sustainable Development: Actors' Perspectives from Kenya pp. 105-119
- Marianne Beisheim, Anne Ellersiek, Lukas Goltermann and Pauline Kiamba
- New directions for public service reform in developing countries pp. 120-129
- Willy McCourt
- The globalization of foreign investment in Africa: The role of Europe, China, and India, by Adams Bodomo, UK, Emerald Publishing, 2017, 136 pp., £40, Paperback: ISBN 978‐1‐78743‐358‐8 pp. 130-131
- Hagan Sibiri
Volume 38, issue 2, 2018
- Risk, politics, and development: Lessons from the UK's democracy aid pp. 53-64
- Susan Dodsworth and Nic Cheeseman
- Low†trust bureaucracy: Understanding the Mexican bureaucratic experience pp. 65-74
- Rik Peeters, Humberto Trujillo Jiménez, Elizabeth O'Connor, Pascual Ogarrio Rojas, Michele González Galindo and Daniela Morales Tenorio
- The impact of employee perception on the successful institutionalisation and implementation of performance management systems in developing countries: The perspective from Ghana's public service pp. 75-86
- Frank L.K. Ohemeng, Emelia Amoako†Asiedu and Theresa Obuobisa†Darko
- Network structure and collaborative innovation processes—A comparative analysis of two elderly service networks in Shanghai pp. 87-99
- Wai Fung Lam and Wei Li
- “The Politics of Evidence: From evidence†based policy to the good governance of evidenceâ€, by Justin Parkhurst Eds. Routledge, Abingdon (UK) and New York, i†xiv + 2017, 182 pp. Paperback: ISBN 9781138570382, US$ 49.95. Hardback: ISBN 9781138939400, US$ 160.00 pp. 100-101
- David Mair
Volume 38, issue 1, 2018
- Political will and government anti†corruption efforts: What does the evidence say? pp. 3-14
- Samuel Siebie Ankamah and S M Manzoor E Khoda
- Overcoming resistance to resistance in public administration: Resistance strategies of marginalized publics in citizen†state interactions pp. 15-25
- Muhammad Azfar Nisar
- Adjusting policy implementation frameworks for non†pluralist conditions: A case study of Ukraine's single tax for small business pp. 26-38
- Ruth Fischer†Smith
- The enabling role of institutional entrepreneurs in the adoption of IPSAS within a transitional economy: The case of Estonia pp. 39-49
- Daniela Argento, Peeter Peda and Giuseppe Grossi
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