International Journal of Public Administration 2005 - Abstracts

International Journal of Public Administration 2005
TitleSubjectAuthors
Are there limits to financing culture through the market? Evidence from the U.S. musuem field.(commercializing strategy among American museums)Political scienceToepler, Stefan, Dewees, Sarah
Bayesian inference in public administration research: substansive differences from somewhat different asumptions.Political scienceWagner, Kevin, Gill, Jeff
Beowulf: The heroic, the monstrous, and Anglo-Saxon concepts of leadership.Political scienceJ.Napierkowski, Thomas
"Crossing the river by feeling the stones": Vietnam's experiment with block grant budgeting.Political scienceBartholomew, Ann, Lister, Stephen, Mountfield, Edward, Minh, Nguyen Van
Empirical evidence of organizational citizenship behavior from the health care industry.Political scienceKoberg, Christine S., Goodman, Eric, Boss, Alan D., Monsen, Erik W.
Firm - specific determinants of corporate lobbying participation and intensity.(political strategy for corporate lobbying)Political scienceSadrieh, Farid, Annavarjula, Madan
"Getting it together" aor not. An analysis of the early period of Tanzania's move towards adopting performance systems.Political scienceAndrews, Matthew, Ronsholt, Frans E.
Implementing reforms in Bolivia: too much to handle?(economic and financial management reforms)Political scienceAndrews, Matthew, Montes, Carlos
"I teach them correct principles and they govern themselves": The leadership genius of the Mormon Prophet.(Joseph Smith)Political scienceBoss, R. Wayne, McConkie, Mark L.
Leadership climate in the public sector: feelings matter too.Political scienceAlbrecht, Simon
Managing for results in an impossible job: solution or symbol?Political scienceMoynihan, Donald P.
Perceptions of the teacher-leader in modern society: insights from the master teacher's pedagogy.Political scienceFawcett, Stanley E., Brau, James C., Fawcett, Amydee M.
Portrait of a leader? George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan.('Joan of Arc')Political sciencePellow, C. Kenneth
Presidential leadership in a fractured state: capacity, autonomy and the American State.Political sciencePonder, Daniel E.
Public accountability in Malaysia: challenges and critical concerns.(government bureaucracy - criticism and surveillance)Political scienceSiddiquee, Noore Alam
Reforming budget ritual and budget practice: the case of performance management implementation in Virginia.Political scienceAndrews, Matthew, Hill, Herb
Reforming Serbia's local government finance system.Political scienceLevitas, Anthony
Something funny happened on the way to reform success: the case of budget reform implementation in Ghana.Political scienceRoberts, John, Andrews, Matthew
Strengthening public administration research: identifying boundaries and horizons.Political scienceStreib, Gregory, Roch, Christine
Symposium introduction: the current and future state of research methods in public administration.Political scienceRobbins, Donijo, Borders, Steve
Thailand's quest for results-focused budgeting.Political scienceDixon, Geoff
The influence of leader behaviors on organizational commitment: A study in the Australian Public Sector.Political sciencePerryer, Chris, Jordan, Catherine
The potential of contingent valuation for public administration practice and research.Political scienceWeimer, David L.
The presidentialist tradition in Latin America.Political scienceSondrol, Paul
The reluctant resurrection: new complexity methods and old systems theories.Political scienceDaneka, Gregory A.
Useful, but not a panacea: performance-based program budgeting in Florida.Political scienceVanLandingham, Gary, Wellman, Martha, Andrews, Matthew
Web - based survey research: lessons from the University of Akron study.Political scienceBerry, RaJade M.
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