Although much literature has discussed the potential of e-government for improving citizens'
trust in government, the question of how e-government use affects citizens' trust in …

Reducing corruption and improving citizen satisfaction are important aims of government,
yet the link between these two policy aims has rarely been explored. This article reports a …

We employ data from an original survey of citizens in the UK, France, Germany, Denmark,
and the Czech Republic to examine correlates of citizen co-production of public services in …

The performance‐trust link constitutes an important issue, but the public administration and
political science literature has been equivocal regarding how it is influenced by cultural and …

This research seeks to answer two questions. The first question is this:'Does trust matter for
employee satisfaction and commitment?'In the business management field, one can find …

In recent decades organizational politics (OP) has become a growing field of interest in
managerial studies. To date, the major scholarly effort has been dedicated to the exploration …

This study presents a three‐year effort to study public sector innovation in Europe from the
viewpoint of the citizen. It examines a model of public sector innovation across a …

Few questions in political science have received more attention in recent times than the role
of trust in democracy, democratic government and political participation. In Britain this has …

This study considers the linkage between social capital and government performance. The
latter concept is disaggregated into two dimensions: policy activism and administrative …

This research explores relationships among managerial practices, trust in leadership,
teamwork, and organizational performance. It seeks to contribute to the existing knowledge …