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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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Seulki Lee-Geiller 
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):77-101.
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The mobilization effect of social media use: an instrumental variable approach
Last 3 months views: 2006
Kyungdong Kim 
, Min Han Kim , Youngmin Cho
, Min Han Kim , Youngmin Cho
J. Policy Stud. 2025;40(1):65-87.
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Equity in budgeting: U.S. state and local government initiatives
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Marilyn Marks Rubin , John R. Bartle , Katherine Willoughby
, John R. Bartle , Katherine Willoughby
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):103-122.
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The effect of a firm’s zombie status on its innovation in research and development (R&D)-active small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs): focusing on the moderating effect of zombie congestion
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Hyoung Ryul Ma , Debra Sabatini Dwyer
, Debra Sabatini Dwyer
J. Policy Stud. 2025;40(1):37-64.
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Disparities in high-leverage mathematics course-taking in New Jersey, 2016–2020
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Elisabeth Kim , Vandeen Campbell
, Vandeen Campbell
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):9-34.
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Faith-based nonprofits and the delivery of public services: an experimental study of sector-bias
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Austin P. Johnson , Kenneth J. Meier , Nehemia Geva
, Kenneth J. Meier , Nehemia Geva
J. Policy Stud. 2025;40(1):1-20.
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Strategies for Governing: An Approach to Public Management Research for West and East
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Korean J. Policy Stud. 2018;33(1):33-56.
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How context moderates public employees’ attitudes toward gender equality
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Nathalie Mendez 
, Claudia N. Avellaneda
, Claudia N. Avellaneda
J. Policy Stud. 2025;40(1):21-36.
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The disproportionate toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on social trust in low- and middle-income countries
Last 3 months views: 429
Yongjin Choi 
, Dong Chul Shim
, Dong Chul Shim
J. Policy Stud. 2025;40(2):87-117.
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The Hierarchy-Oriented Bureaucracy of South Korea: A Type of Neo-Weberian State?
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J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(2):51-62.
https://doi.org/10.52372/jps39205
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Mapping COVID-19’s economic impact in North Korea using nightlight satellite data
Last 3 months views: 399
Brandon Callegari
J. Policy Stud. 2025;40(2):61-85.
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Public Participation and Trust in Government: Results From a Vignette Experiment
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Jesse W. Campbell
J. Policy Stud. 2023;38(2):23-31.
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Fiscal Decentralization and Local Government Performance: Decentralized Taxation and Expenditure in Korean Local Governments
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J. Policy Stud. 2022;37(1):45-64.
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Building Resilience, Agility, and Trust: The Neo-Weberian State as a Referential Model for Brazilian Public Administration
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J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(3):45-55.
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Success without Design: Hallyu (Korean Wave) and Its Implications for Cultural Policy*
Last 3 months views: 283
Korean J. Policy Stud. 2016;31(3):101-118.
https://doi.org/10.52372/kjps31305
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Back to Bureaucracy? The Advent of the Neo-Weberian State in Germany
Last 3 months views: 274
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(2):5-20.
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Assessing unintended administrative burdens of technology: the case of swipe card attendance for child care subsidies
Last 3 months views: 272
Mauricio Astudillo-Rodas , Janet Venancio-Rodriguez , Andrea Hetling
, Janet Venancio-Rodriguez , Andrea Hetling
J. Policy Stud. 2024;39(4):123-142.
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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in Recent Public Administration Research: A Systematic Review of the Literature Since George Floyd
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J. Policy Stud. 2023;38(2):33-54.
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Prior Success, Asset or Poison?: Leadership Failure of Korea’s CEO President, Lee Myung-bak
Last 3 months views: 250
Korean J. Policy Stud. 2013;28(1):93-110.
https://doi.org/10.52372/kjps28105
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AI policy in action: the Chinese experience in global perspective
Last 3 months views: 232
Changyong Choi , Jihye Yoon
, Jihye Yoon
J. Policy Stud. 2025;40(2):1-23.
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