Perspectives on Public Management and Governance

PPMG is the newest journal of Public Management Research Association. Dedicated to theory development & conceptual work, we advance the field of public affairs

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Happy 100th birthday to a man that shaped the intellectual pathway of our field. Thank you Herbert Kaufman!

We will celebrate his life and legacy in the next issue of PPMG.

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The 2022 Camilla Stivers Award winning article "Artificial Intelligence and Administrative Evil" by Matthew Young @jhimmelreich @JustinBullock14 @CheolKyoung is now Free to Read on the @OxfordJournals page. Congratulations to these scholars! @PMRA1991 https://t.co/K0v7wRywbT

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The new Editors-in-Chief are ready to roll! If you are sitting on something that you want to submit, finish it and let us help you move it to publication.

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Does demography shape bureaucrats' policy-relevant decision-making? @webecks & @nazario0912 apply a psychological and behavioral lens to representative bureaucracy in @PPMG2018.
https://t.co/ZaPf6JnRin

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The PMRA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the next editors of PPMG, Professor Kimberly R. Isett (@vulnerablepops) and Professor Jessica Sowa (@sowa75), both from University of Delaware taking the helm this June!
Congratulations! 🎉🎉
https://t.co/oWkM6gO7rS

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PPMG editor Kirk Emerson is organizing a webinar on "Theory and Theory Building in Public Administration Research" on Wednesday, February 23, 8-9:30am MST (4-5:30pm CET). Panelists include @patrick_kenis,
@JorisvanderVoet, and @GGVanRyzin
Register via: https://t.co/4OyTi60Uo7

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More than 100 people so far have registered for this webinar. Registration still open. Come join the conversation this coming Tuesday!

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PPMG co-editor Joerg Raab is organizing a webinar "PPMG in Conversation: Digital Transformation of Public Management" on Tuesday, November 9, 17:00-18:30 Amsterdam time. Panelists include @alexingrams, @shalini_misra, and @wrongkindadoc
Register via: https://t.co/c6LOLMBEub

[Perspectives on Public Management and Governance @PPMG2018]

PPMG co-editor Joerg Raab is organizing a webinar "PPMG in Conversation: Digital Transformation of Public Management" on Tuesday, November 9, 17:00-18:30 Amsterdam time. Panelists include @alexingrams, @shalini_misra, and @wrongkindadoc
Register via: https://t.co/c6LOLMBEub

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Wanna be a journal editor? PPMG is looking for a new editor or co-editor team. You can help shape the field in so many exciting ways. Reach out for more info.

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Crowding-in or Crowding-out? @patrickreichert, Hudon, Szafarz, and @voice4pa develop a typology of subsidy instruments and an intermediary signaling model to clarify how subsidies shape the evolution of outcomes for social enterprises.
https://t.co/aoDix72sMr

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Our Vol.4(3) is led by George Frederickson's essay “Thick Social Equity.” He returns to an abiding theme of his scholarship: the advancement of social equity in public administration research and practice.
Currently open access: https://t.co/k87IyctV2j

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How do individuals cope with conflicting values? Sylke Jaspers @IOPGI_KULeuven gives a conceptual model focusing on value conflicts regarding public values realization and public value creation.
Open access: https://t.co/JGDQcpVYAe

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🎉Congratulations to @robgreer1 and @TylerScottPhD, recipients of the Camilla Stivers Award for their PPMG article "A Network Autonomy Framework: Reconceptualizing Special District Autonomy in Polycentric Systems"
https://t.co/JIUQzv37lz

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Using different nation-state examples, Andrew B. Witford (@UGA_SPIA) demonstrate several dilemmas in historically important mechanisms for designing field administration. Read for free:
https://t.co/1Hj2y8Igyd

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What factors are most relevant in understanding managerial response to technological change? @shalini_misra, @RamblingRoberts, and Matthew Rhodes have a social ecological framework for that:
https://t.co/ktcvm05E9V

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@YousuengHan and @JLPerrySPEA, incorporating psychology into public accountability research, theorize that the micro-foundations of accountability are affected by 5 factors: attributability, observability, evaluability, answerability, and consequentiality
https://t.co/Cn2uknlfV9

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@YousuengHan and @JLPerrySPEA, incorporating psychology into public accountability research, theorize that the micro-foundations of accountability are affected by 5 factors: attributability, observability, evaluability, answerability, and consequentiality
https://t.co/Cn2uknlfV9