Perspectives on Public Management and Governance

Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory

Policy and Society

Reversing the Accountability Chain: How Relational Power Can Shape Accountability in Public Encounters Open Access

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Policy termination revisited: theories, processes, and political dynamics Open Access

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Sustaining collaborations after a crisis: Australian disability and health policy and practice Open Access

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A better nudge definition for behavioral public policy Open Access

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Revisiting an “urban legend”: an experimental assessment of common method variance’s impact on relationships in self-reported data Get access

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Are public officials more risk-averse than private sector employees in decision-making? Interest and accountability matter Get access

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Worth the effort? Compliance costs, heuristics, and perceived program accessibility Get access

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Partisan bias and performance improvement efforts in program administration: evidence from unemployment insurance programs in the American states Get access

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Political rootlessness, rather than capacity and subsystem support loss? Probing why policy derived from internationally popular norms may terminate easily Open Access

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How the Experience of Administrative Burdens Affects Clients’ Psychological Well-being: The Role of Negativity Bias Get access

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Democratic backsliding and the challenges for public administration scholarship Get access

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Hearing, not heeding: procedural acknowledgment and substantive influence in rulemaking Get access

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Alignment and asymmetry: European and national crisis governance under the Recovery and Resilience Facility Open Access

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Unpacking the multidimensional relationship between crisis and policy change: a systematic review Open Access

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From governing during the flood crisis to governing the flood crisis: the case of flood-risk management in Acre (Brazil) Open Access

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Not one crisis, but many. The “crisis cube” and the politics of governing crises Open Access

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Never waste a good crisis: governing by the crisis through framing Open Access

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