Asia Pacific Journal of PA

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New research, just published--Impact of perceived corruption on stress: Does social capital serve as an administrative resource?: Asia Pacific Journal of Public Administration: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

#FF: Riskawati, Salim, Putro & Ginting explore Muhammadiyah, #Indonesia's 2nd largest Islamic organisation & how its civic-religious values are personally internalised & applied by public leaders. An important contribution on religion & PA buff.ly/2Za3Qvd

In this new editorial Huang and colleagues examine China, Taiwan, and Cambodia as distinct case studies of AI deployment viewed as a manifestation of unique institutional logics. Understanding this can help build a framework for global AI governance buff.ly/ni9Zzvw

Just out! Rauf and Azhar explore the intersection between cultural expression and ideological resistance in #Pakistan. Their study reveals how artists, poets, and cultural practitioners have used art as a means of rebellion against emerging extremism buff.ly/K5ygMDc

Just out! Yang, Brower & Berlan examine 3 flood governance models in Metro Manila and analyze how power asymmetries and cultural values shape disaster governance and recovery outcomes buff.ly/pqVD4L7

Just out! This article by Yang, Brower, & Berlan examines three flood governance models in Metro Manila. Drawing on center-periphery theory, it analyzes how power asymmetries and cultural values shape disaster governance and recovery outcomes buff.ly/tAvjI9D

Check out this introduction by Azhar, Sabharwal & Rahman to our brand new special issue titled "Building Global public administration knowledge: perspectives from the Global South focusing on faith, culture, and traditions" buff.ly/Se0Tmun More info coming soon!

Hot off the press! In this new editorial Heidi Jane Smith introduces a conceptual distinction between decolonisation and discolonialization of public administration-two analytical perspectives that illuminate different pathways for transforming the field buff.ly/03JxHYo

Just out! Gupta et al. examine how the alignment between career placement and organisational context conditions the relationship between PSM, career satisfaction, and organisational commitment in the Indian public service buff.ly/Uj2EzaP

This #FF we look at the article by Yuda et al. who investigate the challenges faced while implementing experimental measures to transform cash transfers into social entrepreneurship programs in #Indonesia buff.ly/5X1pMLo

Hot off the press! Mahmud examines reported trust in civil service and local government, aggregated as public administration, across Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, using nationally representative Governance and Trust data from 2020–2021 buff.ly/sEgNJ72

Just out! Horák, Špaček & Špalková present the results of our research on factors influencing organisational resilience in selected Czech ministries and agencies that differ in their levels of bureaucracy during the COVID-19 pandemic buff.ly/dlndHWm

Congratulations to our two 🏆 Best Article Prize 2025🏆 awardees! Sounman Hong, Suho Ji, & Taek Kyu Kim on performance management & political accountability buff.ly/cZbJzfj AND Naomi Aoki on zero bureaucracy buff.ly/tNZO7tY More here buff.ly/dyQMkeh

This #FF we are looking at a study by Gul & Fatima that explains how organisational political climate through fear of failure affects employee procrastination and submissive behaviour in #Pakistan buff.ly/SC2E6sP

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Just out! Zhou, Chen, & Kim explore how future public administrators – students majoring in public administration – perceive public values associated with a good government in #China, #Singapore, & #Taiwan, three Confucian societies buff.ly/UGi7vuB

In a recent article Qin & Christensen examine the hybridity of different public management reform patterns by analysing the interrelationships among three major paradigms – traditional public administration, NPM, and post-NPM with a focus on #China buff.ly/vgLXDK5

Hot off the press! Valdiglesias investigates whether the anti-corruption campaign launched in 2012 constitutes a structural shift in #China’s political system, focusing on political stability, Chinese Communist Party legitimacy, & institutional reforms buff.ly/yhV52eK

Looking forward to posts about new articles and editorials.