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Established in 1923, Public Administration (PA) is the oldest journal in the field of public administration.
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This week's #FlashbackFriday takes us to 1966 and issue 44(3). 'Planning National Health Policy in Australia, 1941–45' by Thelma A. Hunter looked at the blend of collectivism and individualism in Australian health care. doi.org/10.1111/j.1467…
Interesting findings on depoliticization of agency decisions in 'Can details depoliticize? An examination of the formalization strategy' by Jesper Asring Hansen in 102(1). doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Have you had a chance to read 'Aggressions and associations: How workplace violence affects what public employees think of citizens' by Marlen_Liegat, David Hensel, Dominik Vogel @[email protected], & Rick Vogel in 102(1)? If not, give it a read! doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Want to learn about the 'administrative action space'? Read 'When the cat is away: How institutional autonomy, low salience, and issue complexity shape administrative action' by Daniel Carelli & Jon Pierre in 102(1). doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
'Disentangling the separate and combined effects of privatization and cooperation on local government service delivery' by (((Germà Bel))) XY CIS + Gen-Tap & Thomas Elston (@BlavatnikSchool) explores the combination of inter-municipal cooperation and privatization in Catalonia. doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Have you had a chance to read 'The administrative burden of doing business with the government: Learning and compliance costs in Business-Government interactions' by Ole Helby Petersen, [email protected], & Kurt Houlberg (@VIVEviden) in 102(1)? doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Fascinating findings in 'Mapping out the motivational basis of active representation as intergroup behavior' by Inkyu Kang & Sebastian Jilke 🤖 on the motivational basis of the transition from passive to active representation found in 102(1). doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Have you had a chance to read 'Who should we pay more? Exploring the influence of pay for elected officials and bureaucrats on organizational performance in South African local government' by Sergio Fernandez and Onkgopotse Madumo in 102(1)? doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Interesting findings on the role of informal power in budget decisions are found in 'The Power Struggles of executives and Legislators in a Kingship Budget Setting: The role of Informal and formal Power' by Vogy Gautama Buanaputra (@feb_ugm) & Shahzad Uddin (@Essex_EBS). doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
How do UK policy organizations pursue growth goals? Find the answer in 'Operationalizing inclusive growth: Can malleable ideas survive metricized governance?' by Clementine Hill O'Connor, Katherine Smith 🧡, Ceri Hughes, Petra Meier 🇩🇪🏴, & Robin Purshouse. doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
This week's #FlashbackFriday takes us to 2016 and 94(3). 'FRIEND OR FOE? INTER-AGENCY COOPERATION, ORGANIZATIONAL REPUTATION, AND TURF' by Dr. Madalina Busuioc @mbusuioc.bsky.social highlights the reputational impact of cooperation for the national authorities in two cooperation cases. doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Have you had a chance to read 'From big data to higher bureaucratic capacity: Poverty alleviation in China' by Jiangnan Zhu 朱江南, Hanyu XIAO & Bin Wu found in 102(1)? If not, worth a read! doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
'Oversharing: The downside of data sharing in local government' by Mattia Caldarulo, @jaredolsenmpa, & mary feeney shows the need for solutions tailored to the nature of the cyber-threats faced by US local governments. ASU School of Public Affairs BYU-Idaho doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…
Congrats to Mattia Caldarulo & Jared Olsen on our new article in PA Journal ASU School of Public Affairs doi.org/10.1111/padm.1…