Through a narrative review of 75 years of research in public administration teaching and
learning in the journal of Public Administration and Development, this article focusses on the …

People are not autonomous individuals but connected beings. Curae ergo sum–we care,
therefore we are. Relationality–which refers to the ethic and manner by which relational …

Public participation in government remains far from ubiquitous despite calls for a modern
administrative state defined by co-production. This research offers a new perspective on …

Imposter Phenomenon (IP) is feelings of inadequacy and inauthenticity in settings where
achievement is emphasized and valued. This exploratory study employs a survey to …

This essay explores the role of public administration research and graduate education in
community-engaged scholarship by answering three questions:(1) What should we be doing …

Stewardship is a concept of increasing importance and centrality to public administration
narratives across several countries. It is referenced in the foundational legislation for the …

Integrative governance significantly promotes a co-creative relationship, which nurtures the
alignment of employees' career aspirations with organisational goals while emphasising a …

Leadership studies have replaced old, reified definitions of 'hero-leaders' to incorporate post-
modernist ideas. By contrast, managerial coaching studies consistently leave out any …

Abstract This Promoting Social Justice essay brings attention to public sector death
management, especially where equity concerns could arise. Based on interviews with …

Abstract Over time, Public Administration (PA) practitioners' problem-solving approaches
have evolved alongside society. Recently, governments have been embracing a …