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Youth Privilege : Doing Age and Gender in Russia’s Single-Mother Families
Relative to gender, race, and class, age relations are undertheorized. Yet age, like gender, is routinely accomplished in daily life. Grandmothers and adult daughters simultaneously do age and gender as they support one another in managing paid work and domestic responsibilities. Drawing on ethnographic data and interviews with 90 single mothers and 30 grandmothers (babushki) in Russia, I explo…
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- Vol. 25 no. 5, October 2011.pp. 616-641
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- 08912432
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- Gender & Society
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Stay-at-Home Fathers and Breadwinning Mothers : Gender, Couple Dynamics, and …
I examine experiences of married couples to better understand whether economic shifts that push couples into gender-atypical work/family arrangements influence gender inequality. I draw on in-depth interviews conducted in 2008 with stay-at-home husbands and their wives in 21 married-couple families with children (42 individual interviews). I find that the decision to have a father stay home is …
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- Vol. 25 no. 5, October 2011.pp. 642-664
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- 08912432
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- Gender & Society
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Structural Embeddedness of Political Top Executives as Explanation of Policy …
This study examines structural embeddedness of political executives as an antecedent of policy isomorphism in municipalities. Surprisingly, little public management research investigates the institutional and structural backgrounds for decision making and action. This article argues that the social network of political executives constitutes a conduit in which information as well as expectation…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, 2011.pp. 573-599
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- 10531858
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- Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
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The Effect of Expectations and Expectancy Confirmation/Disconfirmation on Mot…
Over the past several years, scholars have asked how citizen satisfaction with public services might be affected by the expectations citizens have for service quality. Might satisfaction with public services be affected just not only by the perceived quality of those services but also by the quality citizens expect services to have? This line of questioning uses the so-called “expectancy discon…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011,pp. 601-617
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- 10531858
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- Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
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Building a Theory of Learning in Collaboratives : Evidence from the Everglade…
Many of society's most vexing problems must be solved through collaborative arrangements. Growing scholarly interest in collaboratives recognizes that the capacity for collective learning may play a critical role in their success. However, limited theoretical or empirical research exists to explain how learning occurs and the conditions that support learning in this context. In this article, we…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011,pp. 619-644
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- 10531858
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- Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
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The Benefits of Bureaucracy : Public Managers’ Perceptions of Political Sup…
Public organizations rely extensively on sources of support—political and otherwise—external to themselves to ensure continued success in meeting policy goals. The resource-dependent nature of political-administrative relations can create performance problems for organizations, especially when perceptions of political support decline. Previous literature demonstrates how low levels of political…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011.pp.645-672
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- 10531858
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- Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
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Organizational Confidence : An Empirical Assessment of Highly Positive Public…
There is a great deal of research investigating public servants' perceptions of organizational problems (e.g., red tape, bureaucratic control); however, there is little research investigating public servants who have highly positive perceptions of their organizations. This article assesses perceptions of state employees to investigate individual- and organizational-level correlates with highly …
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011. pp. 673-697
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- 10531858
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- Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
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Managing the Inclusion Process in Collaborative Governance
Facilitators that use a collaborative governance approach are regularly pushed, mandated, or naturally desire to achieve broad inclusion of stakeholders in collaborations. How to achieve such inclusion is an important but often overlooked aspect of implementation. To fully realize the value of collaborative governance, we investigate how institutional design choices made about inclusion practic…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011.pp. 699-721
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- 10531858
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- J Public Adm Res Theory
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The Effects of Public Service Motivation on Job Choice Decisions : Disentangl…
Although most research focuses on person-organization fit to explain public service motivation (PSM)'s influence on job choice, this study investigates the independent effects of both person-organization fit and person-job fit using a policy capturing research design and a sample of first-year law students. Our findings suggest that PSM may play a more important role in person-job fit than pers…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011,pp. 723-743
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- 10531858
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- Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
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Outcomes, Process, and Trust of Civil Servants
The contemporary performance movement has tended to assume that a key to restoring public trust in civil servants lies in a focus on outcomes or results. But there is growing evidence from various fields that trust in people and institutions of authority often depends more on process (such as fairness and equity) than on outcomes. This finding that process matters in the formation of trust judg…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011,pp. 745-760
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- 10531858
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Campaign Contributions, Access, and Government Contracting
It is clear that corporations seek to use campaign contributions to gain government contracts, but despite anecdotes, whether they succeed has been largely ignored in academic studies. In this article, I discuss how campaign contributions may influence contracting and consider the relationship between the donation of campaign contributions and the receipt of government contracts for a sample of…
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- Vol. 21, Number 4, October 2011,pp. 761-778
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- Journal of Public Adm Res Theory
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Indicators at the interface : managing policymaker-researcher collaboration
The knowledge transfer literature encourages partnerships between researchers and policymakers for the purposes of policy-relevant knowledge creation. Consequently, research findings are more likely to be used by policymakers during policy development. This paper presents a set of practice-based indicators that can be used to manage the collaborative knowledge creation process or assess the per…
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- Vol. 9, Number 3, September 2011.pp. 203–214
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- 14778238
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- Knowledge Management Research & Practice
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Policy as a struggle for meaning : disentangling knowledge translation across…
Over the last decade, research in medical science has focused on knowledge translation and diffusion of best practices to enable improved health outcomes. However, there has been less attention given to the role of policy in influencing the translation of best practice across different national contexts. This paper argues that the underlying set of public discourses of healthcare policy signifi…
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- Vol. 9 Number 3, September 2011,pp. 215–227
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Risk communication and knowledge management in a nuclear sector : a case stud…
Despite the fact that the relevant national legislation was amended in order to achieve compliance with the acquis communautaire of the European Union, Slovakia has met challenges in developing good practices of risk communication in the nuclear sector. The aim of this paper is to summarise the development of risk communication-related legislation in Slovakia, to present the results of research…
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- Vol. 9, Number 3, September 2011.pp. 228–235
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- 14778238
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Geological disposal : KM challenges and solutions
Geological disposal of radioactive waste epitomises many of the greatest challenges in Knowledge Management (KM): collating and synthesising knowledge from a host of diverse disciplines with exponentially expanding information bases, developing and preserving tacit knowledge in a project implemented over more than a century, rigorously assuring quality and ensuring informed dialogue between all…
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- Vol. 9, Number 3, September 2011.pp. 236–244
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- 14778238
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Social capital as knowledge facilitator : evidence from Latvia
This paper investigates knowledge acquisition through social ties. This issue has proved important in organizational studies as a mechanism of value creation. Recently, it has also been identified in regional studies as a factor behind regional development and consensus building. Policies are therefore needed to support such knowledge acquisition. The approach is based on the concepts of knowle…
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- Vol. 9, Number 3, September 2011.pp. 245–255
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- 14778238
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- Knowledge Management Research & Practice
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Research on tacit knowledge integration : a synthesis of social ties and TMS
Tacit knowledge integration which has been receiving more and more attention in the management literature is embedded in societal activities and interactions. Social networks (SN), as the prior channel of knowledge search and transmission has been applied broadly in knowledge management. With the tendency of increasing interest in knowledge management, few literatures study the effect of SN on …
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- Vol. 9, Number 3, September 2011, pp. 256–262
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Different views of history : Shades of irredentism along the Laos–Cambodia …
The administrative boundary between Laos and Cambodia is amongst the least studied international borders in Southeast Asia. Since Laos and Cambodia became independent in 1953–54, relatively minor but sustained tensions have characterised border relations. An important reason for disagreements is irredentist feelings. Some ethnic Lao in both Laos and Cambodia believe that part of northeastern Ca…
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- Vol. 41, Number 2, June 2010, pp 187-213
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- 00224634
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- Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
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Rethinking Cambodian political discourse on territory : Genealogy of the Budd…
Despite their profound differences all of Cambodia's post-independence regimes have exhibited a unique obsession with protecting the country's borders from the depredations of neighbouring states. Some of this is fall-out from the colonial inheritance but this paper argues that older indigenous categories related to Theravada Buddhism have also played a significant role in the aetiology of mode…
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- Vol. 41, Number 2, June 2010, pp 215-239
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- 00224634
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- Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
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External actors and the relative autonomy of the ruling elite in post-UNTAC C…
Cambodia has been governed by the same, relatively fixed, elite since the Vietnamese removal of the Khmer Rouge from power in early 1979. This article provides an analysis of the dynamic interplay of external and internal factors that have contributed to the perpetuation of this elite's rule in the context of a nominal political and economic transition that might have been expected to undermine…
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- Vol. 41, Number 2, June 2010. pp 241-265
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- 00224634
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- Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
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