Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate, firstly, to what extent has Nepal's
bureaucracy become representative in terms of reflecting the country's demographic …

How does support for strong leadership affect institutional trust in post-authoritarian
democracies? Studies suggest that fostering trust in public institutions is contingent upon …

People may evaluate the same level of performance differently because of different biases.
The study explores the possible effects of anti-/pro-public-sector bias on perceived …

In this study, we investigate job satisfaction within the Nepalese civil service, utilizing data
from a survey of 858 Nepalese civil servants. Our findings reveal a moderate level of job …

This study sought to understand the dynamics of institutional trust in three Southeast Asian
countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. For this, the study used the latest wave of 'The …

Democracy has received worldwide public acceptance as an ideal system of governance.
Scholars on democracy conduct a lot of research, including surveys, to identify the sources …

This paper analyzes political trust in female politicians in South Asian countries, particularly
in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. These countries have seen female politicians in …

Citizens' trust in public institutions is thought to indicate how public organizations are
managed and how far they are successful. However, various survey responses (eg, the …

This study has attempted to map the trustworthiness in local governments (LGs) in Nepal.
Local government are the lowest tier in the federal government system, which are rural and …