Focus

This journal focuses on the study of public administration with an emphasis on theory, practice, and innovation in the management and implementation of public policy. The main focus includes the analysis of the structure and process of public administration, the interaction between government and society, and the evaluation of the effectiveness of government policies and programs. We are committed to presenting in-depth and research-based articles on various aspects of public administration, including but not limited to:

Public Management: The study of strategies and practices in the management of public sector organizations, including strategic planning, human resource management, and organizational performance improvement.

Public Policy: Analysis and evaluation of public policies, from the policy-making process, implementation, to the impact of policies on society and the economy.

Innovation in Public Administration: Exploration of the application of new technologies, administrative reform, and innovation in public services.

Ethics and Accountability: Research on ethical principles in public administration, as well as accountability and transparency mechanisms in public management.

Public Participation and Democracy: Studies on the role of public participation in decision-making processes and how public administration supports inclusive democratic processes.

Scope

The scope of this journal includes studies from various disciplines related to public administration, from both theory and practice perspectives. We welcome articles that explore the following aspects:

Case Studies and Empirical Research: Research based on primary or secondary data that provides practical insights into public administration in various contexts.

Literature Reviews: Critical analysis of existing literature in the field of public administration, which can contribute to the understanding of theory and practice.

Policy and Reform: Discussion of ongoing public policies or significant reforms in public administration, with an emphasis on their impact on organizations and society.

Interdisciplinary Approaches: Research that integrates perspectives from other fields, such as sociology, economics, or political science, to understand the dynamics of public administration more comprehensively.

Contemporary and Global Issues: Studies on global challenges and trends in public administration, including the influence of globalization and changes in the political and economic environment.

The journal aims to be a platform that supports fruitful and innovative intellectual discussions in the field of public administration, with contributions from academics, practitioners, and policy makers.