Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences

Papers
(The TQCC of Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences is 1. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Denison’s Culture Model in the Context of Romanian Prefectures. Is There Room for Improvement?29
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"How to Cope with Counter-Performance in Public Administration. The Case of Freedom of Religion or Belief During the Pandemic"10
"Public Administration Digitalization and Corruption in the EU Member States. A Comparative and Correlative Research Analysis"9
Exploring Local Integrity Management in the Valencian Community: A Mixed-Methods Study9
University and Community: A Reckoning?7
Relations of the University and the Community7
"A Bounded and Incremental Design Approach to Public Administration: 30 Years after Shangraw and Crow’s Revolutionary Approach"7
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The Perceived Role of Non-Elected Actors in Community Power Structure in Poland: Results of a Survey Experiment6
Exploring Local Managers’ Motivations to Seek Problem-Solving in Response to Citizens’ Feedback Signals on Service Quality6
Streamlining Informal Institutions for Local Strategic Planning and Development in a Post-Socialist Central-European Setting5
Challenges, the Strategic State, and Agility in European Public Governance5
An Empirical Analysis of the Determinants of Child Poverty in European Countries4
Activation by the ‘Magic Wand’ – Does it Work?4
"How Did Local Governments Recover Their Financial Condition? Lessons from Citizen Participation"4
Total Factor Productivity and the Significance of the Public Sector3
Post-War Revitalization of Ukrainian Agriculture: Lessons from South Korea’s Rural Development Model3
Can E-Procurement Be a Panacea for Upgrading the Competition and Efficiency in Public Procurement?2
"Assessment of Spatial Differentiation of Financial Independence of Poviats in Poland (2007–2019)"2
"E-Government, Strategic Planning and Co-Production: Can Technology Promote Greater Citizen Engagement in a Rapidly Changing and Turbulent World: the University Response"2
Enhancing Patient Communication Through Health Professionals’ Digital Literacy2
The Online Presence and Performance of Public and Private Universities in Romania2
Globalisation and the Size of the Public Sector in the Context of the Regime Change Approach: The Case of Türkiye2
"What Makes Education Policy Transfer Successful? The Case of the National Assessment and Examination Center of Georgia "2
Reinventing Universities: Navigating Technological and Ideological Disruptions In the 21St Century2
"Romanian Ngos’ Efforts to Advocate on Behalf of Marginalized Groups and Prevent Social Turbulence"2
"Public Administration Reform in Romania: Assessing the Past and Looking Into the Future"2
Who is the Prefect? A Comparative Analysis of the Professionalization and Politicization of the Prefect in Romania and Poland in 20212
Fiscal Decentralization and Local Government Size in Chinese Prefecture-Level Cities: Does Fiscal Transparency Matter?2
"Four Cases, the Same Story? The Roles of the Prime Ministers in the V4 Countries During the COVID-19 Crisis"2
Preparing for Smart Cities in Montenegro – The State of Digital Inclusion2
Romanian Local Action Groups’ (LAGs) Economic Impact: A Solution to a Problem or a Perpetuating Status Quo of a Gimmick?1
Cooperative Tax Compliance — A Path to Fiscal Sustainability?1
City-County Mergers in South Korea: Assessing Effects on Public Employment Size and Citizen Satisfaction1
"Assessment of the Health System Performance in Ontario Major Cities (Canada)"1
Trust in the Public Health System and Seasonal-Influenza Vaccination1
"A Think Piece: Setting an Agenda for Pedagogical Research and Scholarship: Key Questions for Public Administration Scholars, Practitioners, and Leaders — Why the next Decade of Pedagogical Research a1
Research Cooperation Network Analysis in the Public Administration Domain1
The Low Demand for Public Administration Programs in the Czech Republic and Slovakia: What May Be Behind It?1
The Dilemma Between Fiscal Decentralization and Budget Balance1
The New European Bauhaus: Beautiful-Sustainable-Together in STARHAUS1
Citizens’ Voice as a Cornerstone of Making Territories Smart1
Critical Reflections on a European Approach on Humans and Machines1
The Legal Regime of Smart Contracts in Public Procurement1
The Effect of Local Fiscal Variables on Local Economic Growth in Türkiye1
Universities and Third Mission: Considerations from an Italian Perspective1
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Transfer Pricing System of EU Countries: An Analysis in the Context of SDGS1
Crafting the Future: How Starhaus Innovations Advance Sustainable Governance and Align with UN SDGs1
The Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Public Employees’ Job Stress and Willingness to Deliver High-Quality and Performant Public Services1
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