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The moderating effect of digital literacy on the link between e-government effectiveness and trust in government
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J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):77-101.
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Equity in budgeting: U.S. state and local government initiatives
Last 3 months views: 961
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):103-122.
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Disparities in high-leverage mathematics course-taking in New Jersey, 2016–2020
Last 3 months views: 784
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):9-34.
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The New Jersey State Policy Lab – introducing the special issue
Last 3 months views: 706
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):1-7.
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Working from home during COVID-19: flash in the pan or wave of the future?
Last 3 months views: 602
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):55-75.
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Assessing unintended administrative burdens of technology: the case of swipe card attendance for child care subsidies
Last 3 months views: 575
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):123-142.
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High stakes: a quantitative analysis of local cannabis policies and residential property sale prices in New Jersey
Last 3 months views: 513
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):35-53.
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Building Resilience, Agility, and Trust: The Neo-Weberian State as a Referential Model for Brazilian Public Administration
Last 3 months views: 342
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(3):45-55.
https://doi.org/10.52372/jps39304
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Employment and Skill Development Initiatives in the Labor Markets: The Cases of Indonesia and Thailand
Last 3 months views: 263
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(1):41-55.
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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in Recent Public Administration Research: A Systematic Review of the Literature Since George Floyd
Last 3 months views: 261
J. Policy Stud. 2023;38(2):33-54.
https://doi.org/10.52372/jps38204
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The Hierarchy-Oriented Bureaucracy of South Korea: A Type of Neo-Weberian State?
Last 3 months views: 241
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(2):51-62.
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The Neo-Weberian State in Italy: Understanding the Influence of Populist Government, EU Administrative Reform Support Policy, and Digitalization
Last 3 months views: 235
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(3):33-43.
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Removing Price Subsidies and Impacts on Consumption and Production Patterns: Evidence From a Systematic Literature Review
Last 3 months views: 232
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(1):29-40.
https://doi.org/10.52372/jps39103
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Back to Bureaucracy? The Advent of the Neo-Weberian State in Germany
Last 3 months views: 231
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(2):5-20.
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A New Direction for the Organization and Operation of the Korean Br oadcasting Commission
Last 3 months views: 230
Korean J. Policy Stud. 2004;18(2):1-12.
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Public Participation and Trust in Government: Results From a Vignette Experiment
Last 3 months views: 213
J. Policy Stud. 2023;38(2):23-31.
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What Should We Do for E-government in Nepal and How? An AHP Approach
Last 3 months views: 207
Korean J. Policy Stud. 2016;31(3):47-74.
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Toward a New Public Administration Model in Romania: The Challenges of Designing Coherent Public Administration Reforms
Last 3 months views: 198
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(3):57-69.
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Navigating Public Administration Reforms and Democracy: Toward a Neo-Weberian State in Mexico
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J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(2):37-49.
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Balancing Continuity and Change: Japan’s Pursuit of a ‘Small and Strong’ State Within the Neo-Weberian State Framework
Last 3 months views: 190
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(3):1-11.
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