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International Review of Administrative Sciences

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Cutting too close to the bone? Fragilizing the democratic resilience of public administration
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In memory of Professor Akira Nakamura (1940–2026), Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan
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Acts of moral courage among civil servants under democratic backsliding: A comparison of the Trump and Bolsonaro administrations
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deleteJaime L. Kucinskas; Mariana Costa Silveira
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Web crawling in public administration research
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deleteJakob Marquardt; Jonathan Gerber; Claire Kaiser; Jana Machljankin; Reto Steiner
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(De-)anchoring bureaucracy in liberal democracy: administrative reforms between illiberal drift and democratic renewal
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deleteMichael W. Bauer; Taco Brandsen; Eva Sørensen; Steven Van de Walle
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Book Review: <i>The Oxford Handbook of Metaphor in Organization Studies</i> by Anders Örtenblad ÖrtenbladAnders (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Metaphor in Organization Studies. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024; 526 pp.: ISBN 978-0192648785.
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From independence to interdependence: Mapping good governance pathways in OECD and EU economies
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deleteBoonlert Jitmaneeroj
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Digital transformation and internal control: When and how it works for local government in Japan
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deleteKeiko Ishikawa; Makoto Kuroki; Kiyoshi Yamamoto; Toru Sato
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Mapping the organizational design of policy innovation labs: A systematic literature review
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From classroom to bureaucracy: Assessing the alignment of public administration teaching with the public service profession
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deleteKiflie Worku Angaw; Bacha Kebede Debela; Marleen Brans
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Illiberal transformation of patronage bureaucracy under the populist radical right
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deleteKatarina Staronova; Marek Rybář; Peter Spáč
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Book Review: <i>Creating the Future of Work: Imaginaries in an Era of Digitalisation</i> by Hallin, A., Andersson, C., Crevani, L., Ingvarsson, C., Ivory, C., Lammi, I., Lindell, E., &amp; Uhl, A. HallinA.AnderssonC.CrevaniL.IngvarssonC.IvoryC.LammiI.LindellE.UhlA. (2025). Creating the Future of Work: Imaginaries in an Era of Digitalisation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 127 pp. ISBN 978-1-0353-2447-7.
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Adoption of digital government platforms in Chile: Evidence from a mandatory adoption context
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deleteYarisel Bueno Broterson; Elizabeth Grandón Toledo; Sergio Araya Guzmán
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How does e-government development affect public trust in the government in China?
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How perceived social support encourages citizen coproduction: Evidence from government social media
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deleteMingxing Ma; Jing Tan
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Book Review: <i>Futures for the Public Sector</i> by Bouckaert, G., Hondeghem, A., Steen, T. and Van de Walle, S. BouckaertG.HondeghemA.SteenT.Van de WalleS.(eds). (2025). Futures for the Public Sector. Leuven: Leuven University Press.
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Introduction to the special issue: Megatrends and grand challenges: The strategic organization of long-term and large-scale policy interventions
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deleteGiovanni Esposito; Andrea Terlizzi
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Illiberal bureaucrats? A comparative study of illiberal attitudes among public and private workers in Europe
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Populist attitudes among civil servants: A source of liberal robustness?
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deleteMarkus Tepe; Ekaterina Widmer-Lytkina
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Advancing public administration research: integrating digital governance, institutional resilience, and participatory pathways for public value
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deleteManuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar
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