Issues

Special Issue: Methodological Innovations in Public Management: Trends toward More Systematic Forms of Research?. Guest Editors: Deanna Malatesta, Craig Smith

Guest editorialNovel and overlooked techniques for public management research questions

Deanna Malatesta; Craig Smith
View articletitled, Guest editorialNovel and overlooked techniques for public management research questions
Open the PDF for Guest editorialNovel and overlooked techniques for public management research questions in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Guest editorialNovel and overlooked techniques for public management research questions

Theory building via agent-based modeling in public administration research: vindications and limitations

Taehyon Choi; Shinae Park
View articletitled, Theory building via agent-based modeling in public administration research: vindications and limitations
Open the PDF for Theory building via agent-based modeling in public administration research: vindications and limitations in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Theory building via agent-based modeling in public administration research: vindications and limitations

Going beyond parametric regression in public management research

Peter A. Jones; Vincent Reitano; J.S. Butler; Robert Greer
View articletitled, Going beyond parametric regression in public management research
Open the PDF for Going beyond parametric regression in public management research in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Going beyond parametric regression in public management research

Exploring government networks through interorganizational relationships: research strategies based on social network analysis (SNA)

Diogo Ribeiro da Fonseca
View articletitled, Exploring government networks through interorganizational relationships: research strategies based on social network analysis (SNA)
Open the PDF for Exploring government networks through interorganizational relationships: research strategies based on social network analysis (SNA) in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Exploring government networks through interorganizational relationships: research strategies based on social network analysis (SNA)

Simulating self-selection in public management research: implications from caseworker discretion in the child welfare system

Jiwon Nam-Speers
View articletitled, Simulating self-selection in public management research: implications from caseworker discretion in the child welfare system
Open the PDF for Simulating self-selection in public management research: implications from caseworker discretion in the child welfare system in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Simulating self-selection in public management research: implications from caseworker discretion in the child welfare system

Extending differences-in-differences frameworks to Granger equations: evidence from cutback management during three recessions

Christian Buerger; Riley M. Sandel; Vincent Reitano; Michelle L. Lofton; Peter Jones
View articletitled, Extending differences-in-differences frameworks to Granger equations: evidence from cutback management during three recessions
Supplementary data
Open the PDF for Extending differences-in-differences frameworks to Granger equations: evidence from cutback management during three recessions in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Extending differences-in-differences frameworks to Granger equations: evidence from cutback management during three recessions