2024 PMRC: 2024 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT RESEARCH CONFERENCE
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PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 27TH: TALK VIEW
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Bringing Theory to Practice in University Based Centers
Julia Carboni, Tina Nabatchi, William Resh, Chris Page
08:30-08:45
Exploring Municipal Collaboration Strategies in Cross-Boundary Government Initiatives: A Mixed Study of Interprovincial Government Services in
Xiaoyang Chen, Qingguo Meng
08:45-09:00
Compelled to Coordinate: understanding local intra- and inter-governmental coordination on environmental sustainability
Evan Mistur, Anmol Soni
09:00-09:15
Political Leaders’ Work Experience and Interlocal Cooperation: A Stochastic Actor-Oriented Model
Qiushi Wang, Fang Duan
09:15-09:30
Multi-Level Network Governance in Implementing Resilience Plans and Policies
Ratna Okhai, Naim Kapucu
08:30-08:44
Measuring impact: An engaged scholarship project advancing placemaking evaluation
B. Kathleen Gallagher, Leigh Hersey
08:44-08:58
Social Impact Through the Arts: Why Inclusive Cultural Districts for All Matters
Emily Nwakpuda, Karabi Bezboruah, Nazanin Gaffari
08:58-09:12
What We Do Matters: The Influence of Organizational Type on Operational Reality in Arts Nonprofits
Trevor Meagher
09:12-09:27
Advancing Inclusion: An Experimental Study of Representation and Arts Participation
Jaclyn Piatak, Alexandra Olivares
08:30-08:45
Is Public Sector Worker Decision Making (More) Driven by Public Value?: Comparing the Public and Private Sectors with the Gamification
Nara Park, Huiju Lee
08:45-09:00
What Public Values Do Practitioner-Scholar Research Collaborations Seek to Create? Evidence from a Field
Tian Tang, Wenhui Li, Yixin Liu, Heewon Lee, Guimin Zheng
09:00-09:15
Good Digital Governance: developing a framework for safeguarding public values
Erna Ruijer, Albert Meijer
08:30-08:40
Do Narratives Matter: DEI and Higher Education
Morgan Woodle
08:40-08:50
Team Diversity and Effectiveness: Evidence from Grand Challenge Teams.
Huang, Love, Malczynski, Morgan, Torres, Yohalem, Fisher, Scruggs
08:50-09:00
Approaches to Equity in Public Budgeting and Financial Management: a systematic literature review
Hyoeun Kim, Gang Chen, Jennifer Dodge
09:00-09:10
Shocks to Success: Examining the Effect of Hurricane Harvey on Student Outcomes
Wesley Wehde, Alisa Fryar
08:30-10:00
Public action for democratic development: academic initiatives in uncertain times
Fernanda Natasha Bravo Cruz, Doriana Daroit
08:30-08:45
Street-level Disparities: How Place Shapes the Process of Frontline Child Welfare Investigations
Melanie Nadon
08:45-09:00
"They're More Institutionalized Than Us:" The Role of Hierarchy in Correctional Officer
Jessie Harney
09:00-09:15
Legality versus the Budget – Governing Street-level Bureaucrats’ Case Decisions on Social Policy
Carina Saxlund Bischoff, Bjarke Lund-Sørensen
09:15-09:30
Recruiting With Alternative Motivational Messages: A Field Experiment Using Police Job
Belardinelli, DeHart-Davis, Esteve, Keulemans, Kruyen, Sievert, Schuster
08:30-08:45
Does the employment sector matter? A study of employee absence in public, nonprofit, and forprofit
Rui Wang
08:45-09:00
Pay Disparities between Employees with and without Disabilities in the Public and Private Sectors
Tingzhong Huang, Gregory B. Lewis, Rahul Pathak
09:00-09:15
Public Perceptions of Sector Bias and Cross-Sector Collaboration: Evidence from Cross-National Study
Seulki Lee, Minjung Kim
09:15-09:30
Sector Differences in When Public Participation Matters: Is Participation More Important for Government
Suyeon Jo, Kenneth Meier
08:30-08:45
Public Service Motivation's Moderating Role on Job Stressors and Job Satisfaction: A JD-R Framework Analysis among Public
Jinju Suk, Meghna Sabharwal
08:45-09:00
Double-edged sword effects of work connectivity behavior after-hours (WCBA) on in-role and extra-role
Shimin Zhang, Lijun Chen
09:00-09:15
How to Go the Extra Mile at Work?Exploring Extra Hours Organizational Citizenship Behavior in Public
Shenghao Guo, Zijing Wu
09:15-09:30
Unpacking the links between public service motivation and chronic stress : an empirical journey into the neurobiology of behavior by using hair cortisol
Dries Van Doninck, Jan Wynen, Jan Boon, Wouter Vandenabeele
08:30-08:45
Does digital government reduce administrative burden, and if so, for whom? Evidence from a large-scale
Rick Vogel
08:45-09:00
Rights and Burdens: How Universities Limit Access to Accommodations for Students with Disabilities.
Jill Nicholson-Crotty, Ed Karl Santiago
09:00-09:15
Take-up in Rental Housing Assistance: Administrative Burden and the Role of Community Partners in Emergency Rental Assistance Programs in
Katharine Nelson, Vincent Reina, Cypress Marrs
09:15-09:30
Citizen Participation and Administrative Burdens: The Effects of Power-sharing and Forum Modality
Donavon Johnson, Milena Neshkova, Alessandro Sancino, Fulvio Scognamiglio
08:30-08:45
Does Contracting out Improve Organizational Performance in the Public Sector? A Meta-Analysis of Current
Ed Gerrish, Obed Pasha
08:45-09:00
Green Procurement in the US State Governments: A Survival Analysis
Yiying Chen, Jiahuan Lu
09:00-09:15
How Organizational Implementation of Equity Values Shapes Participant Experiences in Complex
Elizabeth Tong, Yulan Kim, Julia Karon, Rachel Fyall, Gregg Colburn
09:15-09:30
Why are transactions taken off the market? Convenient contracts - a missing term in transaction cost
Thomas Balbach
08:30-08:45
Can motivation be collectively increased? Field experimental evidence on training of organizational
Lotte Bøgh Andersen, Daniel Gregersen
08:45-09:00
Rethinking Employee Development and Training: The Effect of Civic Engagement on Self-Efficacy
Julie Beasley
09:00-09:15
Administration Changes and Changing Factors Influencing Turnover Intentions: A Longitudinal Analysis of Public Employee Turnover Intentions in South
Gook-Jin Kim, Sungdae Lim
09:15-09:30
Should I stay or should I go? Factors affecting the turnover of new civil servants in Taiwan.
Shun-Wen Wu, Johnson Yu-Hung Sun, Don-Yun Chen
10:15-11:45
The Variety of Network Studies in Public Management and Policy: A Guide for the Perplexed
B. Milward, A. Medina, B. Nowell, M. Lubell, E.-H. Klijn, K. Emerson
10:15-10:22
Public Management and the Natural Environment
Mark Nepf
10:22-10:29
Recentralization, Technology, and “Economy-Environment” relationship: Evidence from Environmental Protection Inspection
Yu Guo, Tao Hong, Tianjiao Qi, Rui Bai
10:29-10:36
Artificial Intelligence, Smart Cities, and Public Value Creation
Yi-Fan Wang, Yen-Chen Huang, Tong-Yi Huang
10:36-10:43
The Public Value of the Pandemic Olympics: Negative Effects of Tokyo 2020 on Citizens’ Government
Shugo Shinohara
10:43-10:50
What contributes to the Isomorphism and Differentiation of government digital transformation?Mixed analysis of NCA and TSQCA in
Jing Liu, Enxin Gao
10:50-10:57
How does big data governance change the supervising-subordinate relations in local government: An empirical evidence from
Xuemin Yang
10:57-11:04
Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) as evidence for public organization decision-making?
Tipeng Chen, Eric Welch, Mattia Caldarulo, Robin Guohuibin Li, Luyu Du
10:15-10:30
Is Collaboration Stronger Longer?
Khaldoun Abouassi, Jocelyn Johnston, Kathryn Grossman
10:30-10:45
Comparative Regulatory Capacity, Market Conditions and Public-Private Interaction in Platform
Xiao Sun
10:45-11:00
How does collaborative governance evolve over time? Examining 30 years of mandated public safety collaboration across the State of
Amanda Bankston, Adam Cucchiara
11:00-11:15
A Conjoint Study of the Activation of Collaborative Partners in Mandated Networks
Chris Silvia, Jeffrey Dotson
10:15-10:30
Delivering innovative infrastructure projects through advanced financing mechanisms
Marjorie De la Cruz, Milena Neshkova, Andrea Patrucco
10:30-10:45
The Making of a Trauma-Informed State: An ethnographic case study of public/private collaboration for state-level
Lara Altman, Jeannette Colyvas
10:45-11:00
Harnessing Public Waste Accountability to Mitigate Municipal Waste Generation: Lessons from an Empirical Cross-City
Seulki Lee-Geiller
10:15-10:25
How can the return of supervisory responsibility help eliminate policy obstruction?-- Evidence from China's " Re-supervision " policy
Wenchao Lu, Peng Zhang, Zekai Chen
10:25-10:35
Leadership Under Fire: Analyzing Political Leaders' Tactics in COVID-19 Briefings
Ashlee Frandell, Michelle Allgood
10:35-10:45
Why Officials Are Held Strictly Accountable: Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) of Major Emergencies in
Fujun Zhou, Cheng Fu, Chunyan Hu
10:15-11:45 [HOLD]
10:15-10:25
The Collaborative dynamics of Multi-Stakeholders in Global Governance of AI: Reflections on a Dual Institutional
Tianpei Ren, Huantao Zhang
10:25-10:35
Bridging the Rhetoric-Reality Divide: Implications for Collaborative Governance in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus in Forced Migration
Jung Myung Cho, Hyun Jung Cha, Minji Ju, Minah Kang
10:35-10:45
Beyond Tedious Politics: Government’s Evolutionary Strategies of Engaging Gen Z Audiences Through Memes, Slangs, and Trendy Videos on
Liuliu Chen, Bo Wen, Zhicong Lu
10:15-10:29
Do Burdens Make Citizens? Cross-National Evidence of Policy Feedback Effects of Administrative
Martin Baekgaard, Julian Christensen, Minjung Kim, Lucie Martin, Donald Moynihan
10:29-10:43
Can Reducing Administrative Burdens Increase Trust in Government? Evidence from a Randomized Controlled
Pamela Herd, Sebastian Jilke, Allison Morgan, Donald Moynihan, Nathaniel Olin
10:43-10:57
Stigma and the social safety net: Experimental evidence on the role of stigma as a barrier to take-up of government
Jessica Lasky-Fink, Elizabeth Linos, Heidi Wallace, Alice Heath
10:57-11:11
“I deadnamed myself until my documents matched”: Trans People and the Psychological Costs of Accessing SNAP, Medicaid, and Unemployment
Isaac Sederbaum
10:15-10:30
The Impact of Perceived Organizational Silence on Organizational Citizenship Behavior and Perceived Performance among South Korean Public
Yeobin Yoon, Michele Tantardini
10:30-10:45
Efforts or gaming: How local governments respond to performance incentives and bypassing monitoring
Zhe Deng, Mengke Guo, Xiao Tang
10:45-11:00
How does performance feedback influence managerial response: A meta-analytical review
Chengwei Wang, Liang Ma
11:00-11:15
How Bureaucrats React to Performance Evaluations: Evidence from a Vignette Experiment
Elizabeth Bell, Emily Boykin, Jaeyeong Nam, Daniel Fay
10:15-10:30
Centripetal force: Public Employment, Ideology, and Bureaucracy as Democratic Mainstay
Manny Teodoro, Max Allamong, Seung-Ho An
10:30-10:45
Effects of Supportive Relationships in Workplace on Employee Work Behavior: The Moderating Role of Commuting
Boyeon Park
10:45-11:00
Exploring the Public Service Motivation on the Impact of Interpersonal Relationships for Newly-Recruited Civil Servants in
Chu-Chien Hsieh
11:00-11:15
Democratic Backsliding and Attraction to Work for the Government: The case of Israel during the Judicial
Sharon Gilad, Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan, David Levi-Faur
10:15-10:29
DEI in climate policy: miles to go
Ishani Mukherjee, Sreeja Nair
10:29-10:43
Unfinished Work: Promoting Gender Identity Equity in Public Administration
Meghna Sabharwal, Shilpa Viswanath, Sean McCandless
10:43-10:57
Diversity, Religiosity and Intersectionality: A Case Study of Muslim Americans
Shahrin Upoma, Shariq Siddiqui
10:15-10:30
The effect of A.I. adoption on government performance: the moderating role of algorithmic
Min-Hyu Kim, Jing Hu
10:30-10:45
Developing a good governance framework for AI data governance in smart cities: a literature review
Jie Huang
10:45-11:00
Cognitive Impacts of AI on Administration
Kyoung-Cheol Kim
11:00-11:15
Threats or Opportunities? How Local Government Managers and Employees Perceive the Adoption and Use of Emerging Technology
Eunju Rho, Jaehee Jong, Kyoung-Cheol Kim
10:15-10:30
Executive Orders, Race, and Political Pressure in the Federal Workforce
Peter Federman
10:30-10:45
Glass Walls in Local Bureaucracies: Gender Segregation in Public Authorities and Boards
Jung Ah Claire Yun
10:45-11:00
Anonymizing tools in public personnel processes: Does it matter for interviewing and hiring
Brad Johnson, Nicole Humphrey
11:00-11:15
(Mis) Representation in Miss Representation: A Survey Experiment on Public Perceptions of Women’s
Ying Liu
13:45-14:00
Explaining dramatic organizational growth: Comparing MEDA’s 2016-20 and 2020-25 strategic planning
John Bryson, Danbi Seo, Matt Williams, Yuan Cheng, Barbara Crosby
14:00-14:15
What Really Matters?The Impacts of Different Reputation Management Strategies on Public Risk Perception in Digital
Yuming Wei, Jun Su, Wenshan Guo
14:15-14:30
Frontiers in Strategic Management: Strategic Program Management and its Drivers
E. Berman, E. Prasojo, R. Fathurrahman, V. Neiva, A. Samartini, C. Roach
13:45-13:52
What seems to be the problem? Exploring cross-sector arrangements for social accountability
Valentina Mele, Rebecca Kirley, Sonia Ospina
13:52-13:59
From the Courtroom to the Community: The role of judicial actors in collaborative responses.
Willow Jacobson
13:59-14:06
From the Community to the City and Back: A Ten-Year Retrospective of Public Participation in Local
Melissa Mathews
13:45-14:00
State actors as change agents: Exploring the role of agency, discretion and institutional work in collaborative governance of public
Chelsea Pennick
14:00-14:15
Wildfire collaboration and social equity: Building versus borrowing social capital
H. Nesbitt, N. Ulibarri, M. Hamilton, M. Williamson, R. McCarty
14:15-14:30
Governance mismatches in drinking water planning: Integrating policy, provision, and pragmatism
L. Medwid, K. Albrecht, D. Carroll, C. Khalaf, D. Huang, J. Li, D. Zoh
14:30-14:45
Polycentric governance of climate induced relocation: A theoretical exploration of complex
Christopher Galik, Brad Johnson
13:45-14:00
Blame and Water Policy in the Southwest United States
Minwoo Ahn, Danielle McLaughlin
14:00-14:15
The fiscal impact of a hydraulic fracturing on local governments in New York and Pennsylvania
In Hae Noh
14:15-14:30
Dynamic and Hybrid State-led Environmental Governance: A Case Study of Beidahuang State Farm in
Jingjie Cao, Gubo Qi, Si Zhenzhong
14:30-14:45
Strategies to Improve Network Outcomes in Implementing UN SDGs: Evidence from National Anti-desertification Projects in
Xuejiao Niu, Naim Kapucu, Xuejun Wang
13:45-14:00
Dynamics of Forming Nonprofit Coalitions to Advocate: A Case Study of Just Energy Transition for Critically Endangered Sea Animal
Wen-Chi Shie
14:00-14:15
Beyond Collaboration: The Role of Nonprofit Leadership in Promoting Participant Diversity for Environmental
Yixin Liu
14:15-14:30
Is the public really clueless?: Testing public knowledge about nonprofits
Joannie Tremblay-Boire
14:30-14:45
Capacity Building Strategies and Organizational Sustainability in Community-Based Development Organizations: A Critical
Nathaniel Wright
13:45-13:55
Co-production of transition planning increased independent living service use among older adolescents in foster
Sunggeun Park, Nathanael Okpych, Justin Harty, Mark Courtney
13:55-14:05
Monetary, prosocial, or both: A field experiment of co-production incentives
Hui Yin, Yiwen Luo, Huafang Li, Qing Miao, Muhammad Ali Hussain
14:05-14:15
Health Worker Potential for Expanded Exploration of Public “Frontlineness”: A Scientometric
Bredenkamp, Abdelrasol, Boyette, Comer, Stovall, Talukdar
13:45-15:15
Public Management in the Shadow of Politicization: The Consequences of the American Presidential
Donald Moynihan
13:45-13:59
The impact of government fellowships on career trajectories and mindsets
Brenda Sciepura, Elizabeth Linos
13:59-14:13
Crafting a compelling employer branding value proposition in the public sector: A matter of stereotyped
Lorenza Micacchi, Marta Micacchi, Adrian Ritz, Giorgio Giacomelli
14:13-14:27
How AI applications can reduce biases in public sector hiring
Florian Keppeler, Jana Borchert, Mogens Jin Pedersen, Vibeke Lehmann Nielsen
14:27-14:41
Choosing Tides: How Sustainability Action Contributes to Retention among Public Employees
Anders Grøn
13:45-14:00
Does Emotion-based Response Work? The Impact Public Officials’ Emotional Intelligence on Citizens’
Ruoyun Wang, Liang Ma, Corey Kewei Xu
14:00-14:15
The Use of Resources at the Street-Level: A Qualitative Study of Social Workers
Susan Sun Gue Yang, Xiaoyang Xu
14:15-14:30
Street-level Bureaucrats’ Compliance with the Ethics Reform: Evidence from a List Experiment
Minsung Michael Kang, Don S. Lee
14:30-14:45
How does citizen contact impact service organizational citizenship behavior?
Haiyan Lu, Tianhang Cui, Nannan Yu
13:45-14:00
The Dynamics of Compliance: Investigating Public Employee Motivations in Colombia's National
Alejandra Rodas Gaiter
14:00-14:15
FOCUSing on Implementable Strategies for Addressing Wicked Problems
Robin Lemaire, Donna Sedgwick, Sophie Wenzel
14:15-14:30
Racialized Strategic Action Fields: Equity Challenges in State Level Implementation of Federal
Mosley, Benjamin, Gugerty, Marwell, Pomper, Nadon, Maschke
14:30-14:45
Federal Devolution and State-Level Implementation: Families First and the Unfulfilled Promise of Child Welfare
M.K. Gugerty, B. Elston, L. Benjamin, J. Mosley, N. Marwell, M. Nadon
13:45-14:00
King County Metro's Mobility Equity Cabinet: A Case of Co-Creation in Transportation
Rosalie Ray
14:00-14:15
Symbolic representation and coproduction: A survey experiment on principals’ race and parent
Esther Han, Bo Li
14:15-14:30
Working with Winners: The role of perceived organizational performance in co-production
Jordan Hunter, Sean Nicholson-Crotty
14:30-14:45
How does the theory of coproduction work in practice? Assessing who is and isn’t able to use coproduced
Benjamin Clark, Shahinur Bashar
13:45-13:52
Government-Nonprofit Intersectoral Relationship: Lessons from immigrant-serving nonprofit sector and the adoption of sanctuary
Omowonuola Fayemiro
13:52-13:59
Understanding nonprofit engagement in water resource management during periods of drought
Claudia Valencia Uribe
13:59-14:06
How nonprofits build trust in public organizations in collaboration settings? : a grounded theory study of social service nonprofits in South
Youjung Song
15:30-15:45
50 Years of Rural Research in Public Administration: Evidence and Future Avenues
Colt Jensen
15:45-16:00
Large-N Research on the Governance of Purpose-oriented Networks: A new Path and an Agenda based on three Worlds of Action, Boundary Objects, and Machine
Brint Milward, Angel Saz-Carranza
16:00-16:15
The State of Bibliographic Networks in the Academic Literature of Public Administration: An Exploration of the Origins for the Insularity and Isolation of the
Glenn McGuigan, Göktuğ Morçöl
16:15-16:30
When Neutral Competence Does Not Suffice: Career Bureaucrats and the Deformation of Democracy in the United
Barry Bozeman, Spencer Lindsay, Stuart Bretschneider, John Nelson
15:30-15:37
Building Bridges to Innovation: The Impact of International Friendship Cities on Regional Innovation in
Hanyu Wang
15:37-15:44
Transformational Leadership, Autonomy, and Organizational Culture: A Model for Workplace Innovation and Innovative Work
Seongdeok Oh, Meghna Sabharwal
15:44-15:51
Innovators or Copycats? Path Dependency and Policy Adoption -- Taking Smoking Ban Policy and State Vaping Policy as an
Jing He, Seunghyun Kim
15:51-15:58
Dancing on the tightrope: how dark digital innovation influences our society? --- a systematic review on dark digital innovation
Tianpei Ren, Fang Zhang
15:58-16:05
Innovating for Stability: The Role of Hierarchies in Project Network Management
Jung Won Choi
16:05-16:12
Regenerating traditional culture through multiple stakeholders’ collaboration for rural industrial diversity and cultural conservation: multiple cases study in
Gubo Qi, Jing Bai, Bin Wu
15:30-15:45
Constructing Effective Collaborative Governance: Immigrant-Serving Nonprofits and Educators in Sanctuary
Kathryn Grossman, Jocelyn Johnston
15:45-16:00
Outcomes of outcomes: Adaptation of collaborative actions in watershed management
Jiho Kim, Yixin Liu
16:00-16:15
Collaborative climate governance: The role of agile leadership in spurring climate-related outputs through cross-sector
Lena Brogaard, Oda Hustad
16:15-16:30
Collaboration as a Catalyst: Evaluating the Impact of Academic-Practitioner Collaboration on Practitioners’ Engagement with Smart
Tian Luo, Xue Gao
15:30-15:45
Bureaucratic Responsiveness, Immigrants, and Environmental Justice: Evidence from an Experimental
Chengxin Xu, Jiaqi Liang, Zhengyan Li
15:45-16:00
Does environmental information disclosure spur green technology transfer: From the perspective of multi-agent interaction
Dayong Liu, Yuan Xu, Yongze Yu, Junyan Zhang, Longlong Xia, Zuguo Yang
16:00-16:15
Substantiveness or Symbolism? Examining the Greenness of Municipal Green Bonds
Anmol Soni, Justina Jose
16:15-16:30
Cracking the Synergy Challenge between Environmental Governance and Economic Development: Empirical Evidence from China’s Positive List
Xiao Li, Dong Liu
15:30-15:45
Yangyang Li, Guosheng Deng, Guangxi He
15:45-16:00
High Stakes: Why Randomized Controlled Trials Threaten the Nonprofit Sector
Jennifer Mosley, Nicole Marwell
16:00-16:15
Police Foundations: Dark Money and the Refund the Police Movement
Daniel Baker, Kelsey Shoub, Cody Drolc
15:30-15:40
Can the Construction of Digital Government Improve the Equalization of Basic Public Services? - A Test Based on a Double Difference
Yanan Gao, Xinyu Dong
15:40-15:50
The Amish in the era of digital government and roles of Nonprofit Organizations as advocates and social
Chanyoung Han
15:50-16:00
How to distinguish shared motivation in collaborative governance of the river basin? A metacoupling approach using integrated multi-source big
Jian Tao, Xinfeng Zhao
15:30-17:00
Bridging Law and Public Administration: Conversations in Engaged Public Governance
Robert Christensen
15:30-15:45
Performance Feedback and Organizational Performance: The Role of Quality Ratings in Long-Term Care
Miyeon Song, Seung-Ho An
15:45-16:00
Assessing the Performance of Local Public Libraries: Community Characteristics and Public Service Management
Soohyun Park
16:00-16:15
Examining the Link between Performance Appraisal and Organizational Performance from A Multigoal Perspective: Evidence from Local Governments in
Zhongnan Jiang, Ning Hu, Shilei Yu
16:15-16:30
Performance Spillover Across Agency Boundaries
Ji Hyun Byeon, Stephen Holt
15:30-15:45
Public Service Motivation, Contextual Factors, and Coping Strategy: Evidence from Two Experimental Studies of Street-level
Lei Tao, Ning Liu, Bo Wen
15:45-16:00
The co-evolution of public service motivation with weak and strong social network ties
Jeongyoon Lee, R. Karl Rethemeyer, Namhoon Ki
16:00-16:15
Organizational Citizenship Behavior, Public Service Motivation, and Prosocial Motivation – A Systematic
Kristina S. Weißmüller, Zahra Eslami, Yaqoob Shah Taheri
16:15-16:30
Radical inclusivity in public service delivery: Lessons from US libraries
Mary Feeney, Leonor Camarena, Julie Langer, Justin M. Stritch
15:30-15:45
Third Party Cooperation in Administrative Burden: Nonprofits, Parents, and Youth Gender Affirming Care
Shaun Khurana
15:45-16:00
Does Political Participation Improve Experiences of Administrative Burden?
Erzuah Nvidah, Alexander Kroll
16:00-16:15
Positive Framing of Electric Vehicle Subsidies: Exploring the Impact on Burden Tolerance and
Hyunji Kim, Younghyun Cho, Tian Tang, Heewon Lee
16:15-16:30
Burden Tolerance of Bureaucrats: Policy Contexts and Social Constructions
Jaeyeong Nam, Elizabeth Bell
15:30-15:45
Linking Planning and Budgeting--A Comparison of Five OECD Countries
Philip Joyce
15:45-16:00
Balancing Security and Growth: The Budgetary Choices of Chinese Local Governments
Yanbing Han, Haibo Zhang
16:00-16:15
How do States Budget for Disasters and Why Does it Matter?
Melanie Waddell
16:15-16:30
How Can Participatory Budgeting Enhance the Voice of Underrepresented Minorities?
Michelle Lofton, Juan Pablo Martínez Guzmán
15:30-15:45
How Financial and Normative Rewards Stimulate Citizens’ Coproduction: Experimental Evidence from Inner
Huantao Zhang, Jun Su, Peng Ru, Yongjie Wang, Zheyu Kang
15:45-16:00
Coherent Nudging: Examining the Interplay of Educative and Noneducative Nudges in Citizens’ Coproduction
Tianhao Zhai, Yue Guo, Jun Su, Peng Ru
16:00-16:15
What motivates public employees to engage with co-production? Experimental evidence on urban
Jongmin Lee, Paolo Belardinelli
15:30-15:45
From Temporary to Purpose-Oriented: A Longitudinal Study of a COVID-19 Finance Network
Huishan Yang, Robin Lemaire, Lauren McKeague, Stephanie Davis, Graham Ambrose
15:45-16:00
Mitigating Risks in Collaboration Agreements: An Empirical Examination of Network Structure and Contract
Shuwen Zhang, Raul Gutierrez Meave, Jered Carr, Michael Siciliano
16:00-16:15
Approaches to network governance and the role network administrative organizations (NAOs): Comparing governance forms in 4 watersheds in the
Mark Imperial, Graham Ambrose
16:15-16:30
The influence of Purpose-Oriented Networks: Studying Network Dissolution in Communities
Aneika Bullock
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