-
作者:Christensen, Tom; Laegreid, Per
作者单位:University of Oslo; University of Bergen
-
作者:Kaiser, Md Shahidulla
作者单位:Rutgers University System; Rutgers University Newark
-
作者:Al Hasib, Md
作者单位:University of Texas System; University of Texas Dallas
-
作者:Resh, William
作者单位:University of Southern California
-
作者:[Anonymous]
-
作者:[Anonymous]
-
作者:Smith, Amy E.; Riccucci, Norma M.; Isett, Kimberley R.; DeHart-Davis, Leisha; Sims, Rebekah St. Clair
作者单位:University of Massachusetts System; University of Massachusetts Boston; Rutgers University System; Rutgers University Newark; University of Delaware; University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Chapel Hill; University of North Carolina School of Medicine
摘要:Publishing is a source of capital and power in academia, and coauthoring is a common way to publish. However, studies in public administration have not yet examined the structure of coauthorship patterns, how these patterns have evolved over time, or the extent to which these patterns are gendered. We use bibliometric data to examine coauthorship in public administration scholarship over four decades with a particular focus on gendered patterns. Descriptive statistics, regression, and social n...
-
作者:Knox, Colin; Orazgaliyev, Serik
作者单位:Nazarbayev University; Ulster University; Hiroshima University
摘要:Kazakhstan is a post-Soviet upper middle-income country which claims to be a leader in regional governance in Central Asia. A key component of its development strategy since independence in 1991 has been public administration reform. This paper examines the post-Soviet public administration legacy, its features, and how Kazakhstan has attempted to modernize. The country study considers the transition process from the Soviet period, factors which shaped the change, and the extent to which Kazak...
-
作者:Sarihan, Ali
作者单位:St. Marys College of Maryland
-
作者:Vogel, Rick; Dahlweg, Anne; Hattke, Fabian
作者单位:University of Hamburg; University of Bergen
摘要:A key claim of the administrative burden framework is that vulnerable citizens are more affected by administrative burden than others. We test this assumption using the life events survey in Germany, an official data record covering more than 10,000 administrative encounters involving more than 5000 citizens. We find support only for the psychological costs of perceived discrimination, whereas neither compliance nor learning costs are positively associated with vulnerability. On the contrary, ...