Category: Public administration
Emergency call accessibility is linked to crisis preparedness
Analysis of emergency call accessibility for disabled persons across EU member states and its role in crisis management preparedness and resilience.
EU CLLD funding often excludes marginalised communities
Qualitative study of seven European cities examining how EU Community-Led Local Development funding excludes marginalised communities despite inclusive policy aims.
Indonesian journal governance is increasingly standards-based and digital
Analysis of how Indonesian government policies shape scientific journal governance through regulatory frameworks, quality assurance, publication ethics, and digital infrastructure systems.
Institutional design can itself politicize EU regulatory oversight
Design-based politicization in non-majoritarian institutions: institutional design features generate regulatory contestation in the European Commission’s Regulatory Scrutiny Board.
Governance of hospital revenue was linked to health service delivery
Study examines how revenue governance and leadership in Kenya’s Level 5 public hospitals affect health service delivery, finding leadership quality moderates governance effectiveness.
Digital policy strengthening improved student service quality
Explore how academic digitalization policies at state Islamic universities strengthen student service quality, improve operational efficiency, and enhance graduate competitiveness through.
Networks, trust, and reciprocity shape public service collaboration
Qualitative examination of bureaucratic collaboration in Colombian public administration reveals professional networks and reciprocal trust as foundational mechanisms sustaining interagency.
Citizen science is presented as essential for official statistics
Commentary argues citizen science must become integral to official statistics systems as traditional surveys face funding cuts and institutional discontinuation.
