No. 96-4, December 2018
Index
- Borry, E. L., DeHart‐Davis, L., Kaufmann, W., Merritt, C. C., Mohr, Z., Tummers, L. (2018). Formalization and consistency heighten organizational rule following: Experimental and survey evidence. Public Administration, 96, 368–385
- Constrained or creative? Changes in financial condition and entrepreneurial orientation in public organizations
- Cross‐level coordination among international organizations: Dilemmas and practices
- Employer engagement in active labour market programmes: The role of boundary spanners
- Encouraging civil servants to be frank and fearless: Merit recruitment and employee voice
- Explaining bureaucratic power in intergovernmental relations: A network approach
- Explaining the survival of public organizations: Applying density dependence theory to a population of US federal agencies
- Exploring the durability of community enterprises: A qualitative comparative analysis
- From triumph to crisis: Neoliberal economic reform in postcommunist countries
- How participant values influence reasons for pursuing voluntary programme membership
- Policy drift: Shared powers and the making of US law and policy
- Selective permeability of boundaries in a knowledge brokering team
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- The gender wage gap and the moderating effect of education in public and private sector employment
- When less is more: On politicians’ attitudes to remuneration
- Whisper down, up and between the lanes: Exclusionary policies and their limits of control in times of irregularized migration