Remember to check out one of our fifteen (!) special issues on all things #PA - from #PSM to quality of government, experiments in #PA, new technology, #PA in authoritarian regimes, admin burdens, & more. Check them all out here! buff.ly/3HW4t1f Public Admìnistration and Development PAR

Happy 78th birthday, Donald. Take it from one old guy to another: Age is just a number. This election, however, is a choice.

In a new paper by Fernando Nieto Morales, Gabriela Lotta and myself in JPART, we present statistical evidence of the positive and consistent link between administrative burdens and bribery in a large sample of interactions between citizens and street-level bureaucracies.

The folks pictured here are phenominal, but wait until you see our students. O'Neill Public and Nonprofit Management Lab IU O'Neill PhD

A great start to #PMRC2024 and a President that hands out ice cream! Thanks Robert Christensen 🍨

A recent article by a team of practitioners - Yahya, Jalaluddin, & Batara - explores current auditor expertise in #Indonesia, & the future importance, of 18 innovative audit technologies identified from relevant studies buff.ly/3xmk6hk Public Admìnistration and Development IJPA

Check out a recent article by Kwan The University of Hong Kong on #PA in #authoritarian regimes. On different patterns of elite power play & state-society interactions in ten propositions. For more research on #PA in authoritarian contexts see our collection: buff.ly/3Q9u4db

#TBT Maurya, Ramesh, & Howlett examine network arrangements within #India’s National Health Insurance Programme & find that interdependence among network members & resultant dependency relationships impact network performance buff.ly/48NDAcs

In a recent paper Hong, Ji Yonsei University & Kim University of Exeter use the results of an annual assessment of local governments’ integrity (2012-2016) to explore response to performance feedback provided by the central government in #SouthKorea buff.ly/3PBpiE9 Public Admìnistration and Development PMReview

Deadline fast approaching! Proposals for our special issue on "Building Global PA Knowledge: Perspectives from the Global South Focusing on Faith, Culture, and Traditions" due 31 July: email Aisha Azhar [email protected] Meghna Sabharwal [email protected]. More info ⬇️

Just out! Justin Bullock & Yu-che Chen in their editorial identify frontier & salient areas of research on #AI for #PA scholars across three core areas: 1) agents, 2) organisations, & (3) governance buff.ly/4e660S8 PMReview PAR IJPA Public Admìnistration and Development AJPA

In the light of the Schedule F debates in the US, Francis Fukuyama's editorial "In defense of the deep state" is more relevant than ever. Read it here: buff.ly/47N69Xw We must avoid the return to the spoils system PAR PMReview AJPA

Just out! Kim, Tay, Ong, & Assel Mussagulova explore the effectiveness of youth outreach programmes in #Singapore. Local youth value the opportunity to participate, but they also see the government-led youth participation initiatives as top-down & inauthentic buff.ly/46CyoYx

#FF: Check out this article by Nguyen & Truong who investigate the association of different dimensions of public service motivation & perceived external career barriers with the attraction to the public sector in #Vietnam buff.ly/3KcIyVT PMReview Public Admìnistration and Development

Just out! Jesse Campbell links employee efforts to address procedural deficiencies & optimise behavioural routines to improve individual performance, to change management and performance feedback in #SouthKorea buff.ly/3SUCjui PMReview PAR

In our current issue: articles on #PA in authoritarian regimes; a link between #PSM & ethical outcomes; PSM & public sector attraction; millennials' perception of unfairness. Check it out now! buff.ly/3YN5qDH AJPA PMReview Public Admìnistration and Development

Nguyen & Truong explore the association of different dimensions of public service motivation & perceived external career barriers with the attraction, including general attractiveness & prestige, of the public sector in #Vietnam buff.ly/3KcIyVT Public Admìnistration and Development PMReview

Fantastic new research published! Vaddi explores the role of religious & spiritual practices of #Confucianism in shaping #Korean bureaucrats' & citizens’ behavioural & attitudinal patterns buff.ly/3XnXiao PMReview PAR Public Admìnistration and Development

Just out! Houston & Freeman Univ. of Tennessee draw on self-determination theory & identity theory to hypothesise that religiosity is positively related to a public service motive (an autonomous extrinsic motive) buff.ly/3XBIgz8 PMReview PAR @ijpa_2022

Wang, Hsu, & Chen investigate chatbot applications in government. They find that human-robot collaboration would be the most beneficial model for using AI. This requires enhancing organisational members’ understanding of AI through education & training buff.ly/3Zktuhj