Nbr. 19-1, February 2019

Index

• A bibliometric analysis of the Journal of Public Affairs
• A commentary on local authority commercialisation strategies
• Central and Eastern European business interest associations and EU policy making
• China–Pakistan economic corridor projects development in Pakistan: Local citizens benefits perspective
• Communicating in the post‐truth era: Analyses of crisis response strategies of Presidents Donald Trump and Rodrigo Duterte
• Conceptualization to amendment: Kakinada as a smart city
• Crowdfunding industry—History, development, policies, and potential issues
• Developing women laborers' understanding about their public role through civic education training: Study on cigarette industry in Malang, Indonesia
• Does type of well drilling matter for local governments' fund balances?
• Economic questions on global warming during the Trump years
• Exploitation dressed in a suit, shining shoes, and carrying a suitcase full of dollars: What does China want in Africa?
• Factors influencing individuals' intention to adopt mobile banking in China and Pakistan: The moderating role of cultural values
• Hybrid annuity model: Hamming risk allocations in Indian highway public–private partnerships
• Issue Information
• Just responsibility: A human rights theory of global justice By Brooke A. Ackerly. Oxford University Press, 2018. 304 pages. Paperback. £19.99. ISBN: 9780190662943
• Making civic engagement go viral: Applying social epidemiology principles to civic education
• Marco Polo: Reflections on the development of public affairs
• Politically valued resources and preferred outcomes: Does the political context matter?
• Provincial governors and their role in local governance and development in the Jordanian context
• Reforming policy roles in the Jordanian policy‐making process
• Should brands “nudge us for good”? Towards a critical assessment of neuro‐liberal corporate social responsibility
• Stakeholder model for community economic development in alleviating poverty in municipalities in South Africa
• Sustainability and the world's leading ocean cruising companies
• The rise of the shadow economy: An Indian perspective
• The “baby steps” in mainstreaming sustainable public procurement in Ghana: A “double‐agency” perspective
• The “brand” of the Catholic Church in England and Wales: Challenges and opportunities for communications
• Transdisciplinary public leadership theory: Between the extremes of “traditional public administration” and “new public management”
• Transparency as transparagency—New “meaning” for new contexts
• Undone science: Social movements, mobilized publics, and industrial transitions
• Unearthing the challenges and prospects of regional integration in Southern Africa
• Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales (YPF): History and legacy