Public Management Review

More editorial news from PMR: Mila Gascó-Hernandez and Mohammad Khan are stepping down as Associate Editors and Editorial Board members and we thank them for their service, but we are pleased to welcome @Nonprofit_PhD and Norma Riccucci to the Board

Hot off the press! Article in @PMReview_ highlights research from our @fema funded project on how the interaction of technological, organizational & individual factors affect the development of digital tools for #EmergencyManagement @FIU_PPA tandfonline.com/eprint/AVV7PIR…

I am happy to share the SPIENM framework for studying coproduction motivations, now online @ Public Management Review. Proud of my PhD students. Yang Jia is a visiting phd student, and Siyu Lyu is a second year phd student @ SPIA, University of Pittsburgh. Link in the comments

@PMReview_ Our paper is positioned as an early effort to bring reputation management into the center of crisis management, showing how crisis response can be understood not only as governance under pressure, but also as reputation work conducted through time-sensitive choices.

[No big surprises here] "The peripheral advantage paradox posits that in systems with strong centralization, peripheral positioning can become a strategic asset for innovation" #d1e185" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Hot off the press! Article from our recent Visiting Scholar & @polimi PhD student Lorenza Querini. Developed during her stay @CTGUAlbany, the paper explores tensions between appropriateness & consequences in digitally-induced change in public museums tandfonline.com/eprint/UZD2QQ6…

Procediments administratius i complexitats burocràtiques ofeguen la gestió pública a CAT i compliquen la vida als catalans Aquí s'accentua; fora s'estudia Administrative burden in public contracting: are bidders looking away? Public Management Review tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Danny Fay, Ph.D., associate professor and Tzu-An Chiang, Ph.D. candidate at FSU's Askew School published "Governance Reorganization and Resilience: The Case of Florida Higher Education Systems." Read more at #abstract" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

In addition, @RossiPaulaM, @Nonprofit_PhD, @SchwoerersKayla and Norma Riccucci will be joining us as Associate Editors. We are so glad to have you on the team! #editorial-board" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tandfonline.com/journals/rpxm2…

More editorial news from PMR: Mila Gascó-Hernandez and Mohammad Khan are stepping down as Associate Editors and Editorial Board members and we thank them for their service, but we are pleased to welcome @Nonprofit_PhD and Norma Riccucci to the Board

🚩New article in @PMReview_ 🚩 In the @legitimult project at the @UAntwerpen, Jakob Frateur and I explore how perceived procedural transparency during COVID-19 influenced trust and acceptance of tough measures. 👇 A thread. tandfonline.com/eprint/J3VRSAP…

🎉 We're pleased to announce that on 1 October, Professor Bert George @CityUHongKong will join Professor @StephenOsborne1 as Co-Editor in Chief of Public Management Review. Bert has been Deputy Editor since 2024 @tandfonline files.taylorandfrancis.com/rpxm-announcem…

Special issue: @ba_yuhao @manhong76 and Jungyeon Park invite submissions that examine how digital transitions influence one or more of the three Es - efficiency, effectiveness, and equity - in non-Western contexts Abstracts due 30 September think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues…

identifying institutional variables strongly associated with synergistic effects at each level. The results also show that institutional variables exhibit more synergistic effects at extremes of the maturity spectrum.

They explored how institutional variables and their interactions shape market performance—a dynamic that has often been overlooked. Their study investigates how PPP institutional variables interact along market maturity levels,

Read the full article here: lnkd.in/endp-r9v #Research #PublicManagement #PPP #Collaboration #PhDResearch #PublicManagementReview #abstract" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Congratulations to our PhD student John Sebastian Salazar Florez and his supervisor Associate Professor Petr Matous on their paper in Public Management Review on public-private partnership (PPP) projects.

In this @PMReview_ study tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…, we @qiaozhenliu look at one key aspect of marketization: the use of flexible labor (temporary, contract, gig-style roles) in nonprofits and its impact on operational outcomes necessary for mission achievement. 2/

Marketization in public & nonprofit services, driven by NPM thinking, has normalized lean staffing & outsourcing. Efficiency is the promise. But what happens to mission-driven work & public value when the market logic dominates? @ResearchAtKU @KUSPAA 🧵 1/

How can professionals’ VCC skills be developed to improve their capacity to identify and leverage the unique needs of individual service users? Check out our new paper in @PMReview_ #d1e126" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #cocreation #publicservicelogic #situatedlearning