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Which factors influence public sector innovation?
Find out in another article from 102(2): "Which managerial reforms facilitate public sector innovation?" by @RingaRaudla, Zachary Mohr & James W. Douglas.
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Ready for another interesting study on innovation from 102(2)?
Check out "Fostering employee innovation: Linking person–organization fit to innovative behavior through knowledge sharing and reward perception" by Jaeyong Lee & Myung H. Jin!
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What drives users to coproduce?
Find out in "What motivates users to report service-related issues? A study on coproduction in a smart public service" by @PaulaRMuller @AmandineLerusse @TruiSteen @StevenVdWalle published in Vol. 102, Issue 2.
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How do street level bureaucrats perceive ‘the job’ in today’s changing society?
New article by Einat Lavee & Galia Cohen explores how LEO adapt to their evolving job responsibilities including strategies to meet citizens’ needs and create public value.
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We're kicking the week off with a new article!
"How to extend pilot innovation in public services: A case of children's social care innovation" is now available on early view!
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The deadline for the Symposium on Social Equity Budgeting guest edited by John R. Bartle, Laurence Ferry, Meagan M. Jordan, Sean A. McCandless, Bruce McDonald, & Ileana Steccolini is two days away!
Submit your proposals by Aug 15 for consideration.
CFP: tinyurl.com/socialequitybudg…
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Why do politicians perceive the same financial conditions differently?
New article by Pierre Donatella & David Karlsson draws on motivated reasoning theory to understand why Swedish politicians perceive financial conditions differently.
Full paper here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New article arlert!🚨
"Making nonpunitive accountability matter: Exploring behavioral effects of nonpunitiveaccountability in a conjoint experiment" by @ThomasSchillem2 & Marija Aleksovska is now available on early view and it's open access!
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Today's #FlashbackFriday is highlighting a 2021 article by Tiina Randma-Liiv.
"Organizing e-participation: Challenges stemming from the multiplicity of actors" wonderfully illustrates the many challenges involved in public sector digital transformations.
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Would highly recommend this book to anyone who's interested in #BRI, #HongKong or the political economy of #China in general. And the book review as well of course - for which I'm very grateful for the editorial guidance from @journal_pa!
New book review alert! 🚨
@briayifeiyan (@sotonpolitics) reviews "Hong Kong Professional Services and the Belt and Road Initiative: Challenges for Co-Evolving Sustainability" edited by L. C. Li & P. L. L. Mo.
Read the full review here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Can information frames promote citizens' willingness to co-produce?
Find out in Yan Wang and Jinfeng Zhang's article "Promoting citizens' willingness to participate in
coproduction in public service through
information frames" published in 102(2).
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"Where you are matters: Network position, designed network, and central government agency termination" by Liang Ma, Weixing Liu, Sicheng Chen & Tom Christensen is now available on early view!
You can read the full study here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Have you read "Buying green in U.S. local government: Internal commitment and responsiveness to external pressures" by @AnaDimand and Milena Neshkova in Volume 102(2) yet?
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An excellent paper by Liang Ma and his colleagues
"Where you are matters: Network position, designed network, and central government agency termination" by Liang Ma, Weixing Liu, Sicheng Chen & Tom Christensen is now available on early view!
You can read the full study here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Thank you for sharing:)
Have you read "Buying green in U.S. local government: Internal commitment and responsiveness to external pressures" by @AnaDimand and Milena Neshkova in Volume 102(2) yet?
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Public Administration's Impact Factor is on the rise! The 2021 Impact Factor takes us to 4.013 and increases in both the Public Administration (11/49) and Political Science (31/187) rankings. Congrats to the authors, reviewers, & editorial board that makes this all possible!
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The School of Public Policy @UMassPolicy
University of Massachusetts Amherst is hiring. Assistant professor/public policy and management. Areas of interest and to apply: bit.ly/3oYXADN @naspaa @STEP_APSA @apsapublicadmin @APSA_PubPol @ASPANational @APPAM_DC @ARNOVA
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📢 Update: I'm delighted to share that my dissertation-based book, THE POLITICAL REGULATION WAVE: A CASE OF HOW LOCAL INCENTIVES SYSTEMATICALLY SHAPE AIR QUALITY IN CHINA, is out @CambridgeUP!
🔓open access: bit.ly/PoliticalRegulationWa…
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Very honored & humbled to receive the #APSA2020 Harold D. Lasswell Award on top of the 2019 @APPAM_DC Ph.D. Dissertation Award. It’s been a fascinating and challenging journey working on my favorite trifecta: #LocalPolitics, #EnvironmentalGovernance, & #PublicPolicy in #China.
Award opportunity from the @APSAtweets @apsapublicadmin section 🚨🚨 Send nominations to @berliner_dan by March 1st!
🚨Job Alert🚨 The @ASUPubAffairs housed in the @asupublicsvc invites applications for the position of Director of the School of Public Affairs. The initial application deadline is March 20, 2022. For more information please see the following link:
apply.interfolio.com/102194