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Utrecht, 3511 BG
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Change management, public management, change, leadership, public sector, institutionalism
Public policy, Discretion, Policy implementation, Street-level bureaucracy, Quantitative analysis
public administration; methods; techniques; quantitative; qualitative; literature review
Leadership, Leader-member exchange, LMX, Meaningful work, Organizational commitment, Work effort, Work-to-family enrichment
Systematic review, innovation, public sector, public entrepreneurship
co-creation, co-production, social innovation, systematic review
Behavioral public administration, Psychology, Behavioral Sciences, Experiments
Organizational climate, mental health outcomes, leadership, group relationships, communication, systematic review, health care organizations, occupational health
management, sociology of work, work alienation, Work alienation, autonomy, meaningful work, work-family, organizational commitment, work effort
Human Resources Management, HRM, Change Management, Job Proactivity, Vitality, High Performance Work Practices, Positive Psychology
Change management, public administration, policy implementation, new public management, scale development, public professionals
Management, Psychology, Public Administration, Public Management, Public Policy
Coping, Public service delivery, Moral conflict, Frontline work, Behavioral public administration
HRM, Health care, Job satisfaction, Financial outcome, Organizational outcome, Employee outcome, Net margin, Client satisfaction, Sick absenteeism
role conflicts, policy implementation, public professionals, resistance to change, scale development
Street-Level Bureaucracy, Deservingness, Conjoint Experiment, Behavioral Public Administration, Citizen-State Interactions
Leadership, Performance, Organizational Behavior
difusion, adoption, public sector innovation, meta-synthesis
Leadership, public administration, survey, scale development, measurement, public leadership, administrative leadership
Nurses, intention to leave the organization, turnover, leadership, quality of work, autonomy, long term care, nursing homes, care homes, home care
Affordable Care Act, Street-level bureaucracy, behavioral public administration, coping, frontline work
Choice, Competition, Public services, Public sector, Client choice, Voice, Marketization, Inequality, Market power, School choice, Personal care budgets, Direct payments, Bounded rationality, Switching costs, Monopoly, Gaming, Performance information, Work conditions, Health care Utilities, Social
Leadership, Stress, Workload, Job-Demands Resources Theory
Leadership; Leader-member exchange; Work-family interference; Work-family facilitation; Work pressure
organizational rules, green tape, bureaucracy
new public management, scale development, policy implementation, policy alienation
Red tape; citizen satisfaction; rules; behavioral public administration; experimental method
Coping, Street-level bureaucracy, Public service delivery, Frontline work, Behavioral public administration
qualitative methodology, qualitative research, public administration, literature review, grounded theory, theoretical sensitivity
Teleworking, Public Sector, Diary Study, Commitment, Professional Isolation
policy implementation, change management, resistance to change, applied psychology, public professionals
city managers, innovation adoption, innovation attributes, innovation goals, public innovation, organizational politics, organizational satisfaction, Works Council members
Public Administration, Public Management, Street-Level bureaucracy, Psychology, Behavioral Public Administration, Discretion
Leadership, Task Communication, Psychology, Autonomy, Vitality, Experiment, Survey, Multi-Method
Co-Production, Volunteering, Experiment, Financial Incentive, Crowding-Out, Motivation
Management, Public Management, Replication, Red tape, Public Administration
policy alienation, public professionals, new public management, discretion, policy implementation
policy implementation, policy alienation, resistance to change, new public management, scale development, public professionals
health care professionals, policy implementation, resistance to change, policy benefits, diagnosis related groups
measurement invariance; methods; survey methodology; survey; Bayesian statistics; Bayes
change management, policy alienation, policy implementation, public professionals, resistance to change
General policy alienation, measurement scale, policy accumulation, public professionals
Public Administration, Public Management, Policy, Psychology, Multi-source, Implementation
policy implementation, new public management, neoliberalism, public professionals, professionalism
Affordable Care Act, e-government, frontline work, street-level bureaucracy, public administration, public policy, psychology, coping, behavioral public administration
Safety climate, safety behavior, field experiment, senior management, supervisor, coworkers, leadership, implementation process
Public Administration; Rule following; Compliance; Red tape; Multi-method
