Most Recent Articles from Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory

• Reforming public management: analyzing the impact of public service reform on organizational and managerial trust. 

  INTRODUCTION The interest in reforming public sector human resource management (HRM) has been associated with politicians and management...

  10/01/09 by Battaglio, R. Paul, Jr. · More from publication

• Political orientations and behavior of public employees: a cross-national comparison. 

  In the Weberian view, bureaucrats are expected to rely on objectivity, expertise, and professionalism in carrying out their duties. However, they...

  10/01/09 by Jensen, Jason L. · More from publication

• The political economy of service organization reform in China: an institutional choice analysis. 

  China is widely known for its economic growth in the past two and a half decades. Less well known, however, have been the numerous efforts...

  10/01/09 by Tang, Shui-Yan · More from publication

• Leadership, service reform, and public-service networks: the case of cancer-genetics pilots in the English NHS. 

  INTRODUCTION Across the economically developed world over the last 10-15 years, governments have pursued increasingly interlaced strategies...

  10/01/09 by Martin, Graham P. · More from publication

• Exploring the influence of local policy networks on the implementation of drug policy reform: the case of California's Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act. 

  The network theme has emerged as an important component in the study of policy implementation and public management (Hall and O'toole 2004). (1)...

  10/01/09 by Percival, Garrick L. · More from publication

• Seeking justice: citizens' use of fair hearings to correct errors in public welfare bureaucracies. 

  An understudied area of public administration is administrative hearings, used by clients to challenge denials or reductions of aid in public...

  10/01/09 by Lens, Vicki · More from publication

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