Journal of Public Affairs
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 2021-02-01
- ISBN:
- 1472-3891
Issue Number
Latest documents
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- Comparative Governance Quality's Impact on Monetary Policy, Saving, and Economic Growth Dynamics: Empirical Evidence From Nigeria, Egypt and South Africa
- Does Financial Development Induce Total Factor Productivity Growth in an Emerging Economy? The Role of Gender Human Capital
- Mental Resilience in Crisis: Examining the Mental Health and Well‐Being of Iranian Athletes During the COVID‐19 Pandemic
- Factors Influencing Political Brand Coolness and Voting Intention
- Legal Constraints or Aggregate Individual Characteristics? Examining Factors of State R&D Intensity and Spending in the United States
- Identifying Key Causal Factors of “Outsourcing Failure” in Government Procurement of Public Service Based on Interval Type‐2 Fuzzy DEMATEL‐Prospect Theory
- Collaboration or Hierarchy: Experimental Evidence on Governance Modes and Legitimacy Perceptions
- The Impact of Green Intellectual Capital on Audit Quality
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