Aim and Scope

The Journal of Public Administration and Government Management (JPAGM) aims to advance public administration science and government management practices by publishing high-quality, original, and impactful research. The journal seeks to bridge the gap between theory and practice by encouraging critical, comparative, and interdisciplinary studies that support good governance, public sector innovation, and effective public service delivery.

JPAGM is committed to fostering academic dialogue among researchers, government officials, and public policy stakeholders to address contemporary challenges in governance and administration.

Journal of Public Administration and Government Management (JPAGM) opens for manuscripts that focus on the following issues:

1. Public Administration

• Public administration theory and development

• Bureaucratic reform and transformation

• Public service ethics

• Human resource management in the public sector

• Administrative behavior

• Public organizational performance

• Leadership in government institutions

2. Government Management

• Strategic management in government

• Public financial management

• Performance-based budgeting

• Government risk management

• Public asset management

• Digital government management

• Smart governance

3. Public Policy and Governance

• Public policy formulation and evaluation

• Evidence-based policy

• Collaborative governance

• Network governance

• Decentralization and local governance

• Transparency and accountability

• Anti-corruption policies

4. Public Service Innovation

• E-government and digital transformation

• Public service quality

• Citizen-centered services

• Innovation in public organizations

• One-stop service models

• Social innovation in government

5. Development and Comparative Studies

• Comparative public administration

• Sustainable development governance

• Regional and urban governance

• Crisis and disaster governance

• Public sector reform in developing countries