Public Administration Quarterly

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Public Administration Quarterly is a general journal publishing single-article manuscripts and symposia in all areas of public administration, and is committed to the consistent use of the blind-review process in making publishing decisions.

Affiliated with ASPA's Section on Professional and Organizational Development

Affiliated with the Southeast Conference for Public Administration

2010 Articles

Vol. 34, No. 1
Symposium: Privatization Development in Taiwan

Privatization Development in Taiwan: Background and Issues by KUOTSAI TOM LIOU

Efficiency of Insufficiency? The Privatization of the Chunghwa Telecom Company in Taiwan by CHUNG-YUANG JAN and CHUN-YUAN WANG

Lessons Learned from BOT Infrastructure Development in Taiwan: A Case Study of the Taiwan High Speed Railway (THSR) Project by HSI-KAI CHENG

Evaluating Contracting-Out Performance in Taiwan: Comparing Perceptions of Public Managers and Private Contractors by KAIFENG YANG, JUN YI HSIEH, and TZUNG-SHIUN LI

Single Article: Organizational Assessment Tools: Report Cards and Scorecards of the Federal Agencies by SUZANNE J. PIOTROWSKI and ESI ANSAH

Vol. 34, No. 2

Public Administration Research and Practice: Are Academician and Practitioner Interests Different? by PAMELA A. GIBSON and DIANA DEADRICK

The Price of Citizenship: Civic Responsibility as the Missing Dimension of Public Administration Theory by GEORGE CANDLER and GEORGETTE DUMONT

Statutory Qualifications on Appointments: Congressional and Constitutional Choices by MITCHEL A. SOLLENBERGER

The Public Administrator as Collaborative Citizen: Three Conceptions by NEALE SMITH

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