M. Jin Lee

[M. Jin Lee @MjinL]

To build genuine trust, governments must move away from self-congratulatory narratives and prioritise objective, externally validated information.
🔗 Read the full study(OA) here: https://t.co/391gUYdsnt
#PA #PI #PM #PerformanceInformation #DataCredibility

[M. Jin Lee @MjinL]

How do stakeholders judge the credibility of government performance reporting? 
New research via @tandfonline reveals that "hard" info from external sources is the gold standard.
But watch out: internal "soft" info can backfire & be worse than sharing no performance info! 👇

[Asia Pacific Journal of PA @APJournalPA]

🎉 Good news!

APJPA is now Q1 in Public Administration in the latest SCImago Journal Rankings (SJR), SJR score rising from 0.555 to 0.802.

Thanks to our authors, reviewers, editorial board, and readers for your support! ☺️ 🤝

#APJPA #PublicAdministration #AcademicPublishing

[Asia Pacific Journal of PA @APJournalPA]

Just out (Free Access) in APJPA: @MjinL & Walker (2026) find external hard performance information is most credible, while internal soft information can be less credible than none.

Read: https://t.co/hezmv6qF3z

#PublicAdministration #HongKong #Performance

[M. Jin Lee @MjinL]

Findings indicate that certain types of information can actually result in lower perceived credibility than providing no information at all.

[M. Jin Lee @MjinL]

A new open access experimental paper examines the impact of information type/source on the perceived credibility. https://t.co/ho9zbLWrsH #behavioralPA #PIU

[Asia Pacific Journal of PA @APJournalPA]

Open-access article just published: Perceived credibility of performance information: experimental evidence on type and source effects https://t.co/6V7AsPfnVI @JLPerrySPEA

[Journal of Behavioral Public Administration @Journal_BPA]

As part of our rapid (but careful!) review of COVID-19 submissions, we have collected 8 high-quality behavioral papers. They all deal with various aspects of the pandemic.

Check them out here: https://t.co/GQ4b370pLg

[M. Jin Lee @MjinL]

@loveleejk congrats! Jekyung

[Ivan Lee @Ivanpclee]

How can eye-tracking technologies be used to improve information-based policy tools? See our open access paper (with R.Walker, D.Yeung & MJ.LEE @CityULaMP) published @JCPA_ICPA. Link: https://t.co/I3VsyznZLH

See also my other studies: https://t.co/gWRh4z1wUn

[Journal of Behavioral Public Administration @Journal_BPA]

Time flies when you're having fun: We are 1 year old now!

Go read the editorial celebrating our first year: https://t.co/xr4E7ZZv4I

By founding editors @SebJilke, Kenneth Meier, & @GGVanRyzin

Some interesting stats from our first year as an open access journal in PA...1/X

[Lars Tummers @LGTummers]

@HannahLebovits @womenalsoknow There are lots of top scholars focusing on (behavioral) PA,incl. Paola Cantarelli (lead author of the cited research) @LDDSOG @FrederiqueSix @ElizabethLinos @deBoerNoortje @NagtegaalRoos @ErinBorry @EvaThomann @NvanEngen @NadineRaaphorst @JaclynPiatak @MjinL & more! cc @awparocks

[Lars Tummers @LGTummers]

Interested in running #replications of #publicadministration studies?

Check out these articles:
@PAReview article by Stritch & Pedersen: https://t.co/Bt3RrqsLxz

@PMRA1991 JPART article Walker et al, incl. @MjinL https://t.co/rHUoS8Aw1X

#BPA #BehavioralPA #replication

[Journal of Behavioral Public Administration @Journal_BPA]

Call-for-Papers: JBPA Symposium on The Use of Social Norms in Public Administration

Guest edited by @peterjohn10 & @mike_t_sanders

https://t.co/T0pXLL90js

[Cass Sunstein @CassSunstein]

Choice has intrinsic value; people will pay to maintain it, even if they know they'd make $$ if they gave it up.
https://t.co/dBG7zlrvms

[Journal of Management @Journal_of_Mgmt]

#PublicationBias in Strategic Management Research (Harrison, et al.,) https://t.co/PS1iTa6m46

[James L. Perry @JLPerrySPEA]

Public Administration Review symposium on Policing and Race published online today--very timely. https://t.co/cVqMownRXS

[James L. Perry @JLPerrySPEA]

Some ideas that public administration scholars should consider to make their research more usable.😀 https://t.co/s419oOtn4D

[M. Jin Lee @MjinL]

My first experiment paper is published! I really appreciate Richard Walker, Nick Petrovsky, and Benny Chan!
https://t.co/ycWKu02xyU

[Cass Sunstein @CassSunstein]

A good Christmas present - paperback of Thaler's great, wise, and fun Misbehaving.
https://t.co/v7r3xUOzKU