International Journal of Public Sector Management
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Combining theories to investigate the acceptance of accrual accounting
Michalis Bekiaris, Thekla Paraponti, Foteini SpanouThis paper develops and tests a theoretical model that draws on the Diffusion Contingency Model and the Theory of Human Behavior to explain the factors influencing users’…
Legitimacy of community-based social enterprises (CBSE) in service provision in rural areas
Katja Rinne-Koski, Merja LähdesmäkiMunicipalities seek new opportunities for co-producing services in rural areas. One potential partner is community-based social enterprises (CBSEs). However, whilst service…
National and sectoral information technology planning: a systematic literature review
Sirous Alidousti, Farzane SahliThe public sector (PS) has extensively utilized information technology (IT); however, research reveals that the failure rate remains high, particularly for national and sectoral…
The development and evaluation of a scale to assess job satisfaction in public universities with item response theory: a Brazilian study
Jerko Ledic Neto, Dalton Francisco Andrade, Hai-Yan Helen Lu, Anna Cecilia Mendonca Amaral Petrassi, Antonio Renato Pereira MoroThis study aimed to develop a psychometrically reliable job satisfaction (JS) measure for university employees, guiding administrative decisions and monitoring satisfaction over…
Shared professional logics amongst managers and bureaucrats in Brazilian social security: a street-level mixed-methods study
Luiz Henrique Alonso de Andrade, Elias PekkolaThis research addresses the professional logics of street-level managers (SLMs) and bureaucrats (SLBs) working in the Brazilian National Social Security Agency (INSS) through…
Public administration contributes to happiness: a study on the relationship between public value and happiness in Switzerland
Timo Meynhardt, Pepe Strathoff, Jessica Bardeli, Steven BriegerIn public management research, the focus in the public value debate has been on public administration organizations’ broader societal outcomes. Public value describes how public…
Budgetary control and the adoption of consortium blockchain monitoring system in the Ghanaian local government
Gifty Kenetey, Boris PopeskoThis study aimed to examine the adoption of consortium blockchain technology to ensure interoperability for the transparency of budgetary control in Ghanaian local government.
Agency and collaboration: an analysis of the relationship between government-certified social enterprises and the public sector in South Korea
Casper Hendrik Claassen, Eric Bidet, Junki Kim, Yeanhee ChoiPublic sector institutional entrepreneurship efforts may contribute to addressing social challenges by creating an enabling regulatory environment that promotes social enterprise…
Co-production of social innovations and enabling ecosystems for social enterprises
Sofi Perikangas, Harri Kostilainen, Sakari KainulainenThe purpose of this article is to show (1) how social innovations are created through co-production in social enterprises in Finland and (2) how enabling ecosystems for the…
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- Professor Rocco Palumbo