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

Taehyon Choi; Shinae Park
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Going beyond parametric regression in public management research

Peter A. Jones; Vincent Reitano; J.S. Butler; Robert Greer
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Exploring government networks through interorganizational relationships: research strategies based on social network analysis (SNA)

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

Jiwon Nam-Speers
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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
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