Public Policy and Administration

Papers
(The TQCC of Public Policy and Administration is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Researching COVID-19: A research agenda for public policy and administration scholars81
In trust we trust: The impact of trust in government on excess mortality during the COVID-19 pandemic19
Analyzing open government policy adoption through the multiple streams framework: The roles of policy entrepreneurs in the case of Madrid13
Politicians’ involvement in street-level policy implementation: Implications for social equity12
Implementing digitalization in the public sector. Technologies, agency, and governance12
Determined to succeed: Can goal commitment sustain interagency collaboration?12
Theorizing the behavioral state: Resolving the theory-practice paradox of policy sciences9
Adoption is not enough: Institutionalization of e-participation initiatives8
Leading for public value in multi-agency collaboration8
Hybrid stimulations and perversions in public service innovation8
Comparing policy conflict on electricity transmission line sitings6
How street-level bureaucrats exercise their discretion to encourage clients’ political participation: A case study of Israeli LGBTQ+ teachers6
Designing public agencies for 21st century water–energy–food nexus complexity: The case of Natural Resources Wales5
The governance capacities of Brexit from a Scottish perspective: The case of fisheries policy5
Electoral administration and the problem of poll worker recruitment: Who volunteers, and why?5
Towards AI-driven transformation and smart data management: Emerging technological change in the public sector value chain5
Strategic planning in turbulent times: Still useful?4
The politics of senior bureaucratic turnover in the Westminster tradition: Trust and the choice between internal and external appointments4
Data science, artificial intelligence and the third wave of digital era governance4
‘The Minister Wants it’: Self-Politicisation and Proxy Politics among Senior Civil Servants4
Narrative policy framework at the macro level—cultural theory-based beliefs, science-based narrative strategies, and their uptake in the Canadian policy process for genetically modified salmon4
Religion, spirituality, faith and public administration: A literature review and outlook4
Making governance agile: Exploring the role of artificial intelligence in China’s local governance4
When politicians do not care for the policy: Street-level compliance in cross-agency contexts4
Accountability through mutual attunement: How can parliamentary hearings connect the elected and the unelected?3
Public administration reform and political will in cases of political instability: Insights from the Israeli experience3
The evolution of collaborative networks: A social network analysis of Chinese environmental protection policy3
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