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Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
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Editor: Ole Helby Petersen | Co-editor: Kim Sass Mikkelsen

Journal of the Public Management Research Association, publishing highest quality theoretical and empirical work in public administration.

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Aaron Deslatte
October 26, 2025 at 10:58 AM
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Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
Seulki Lee
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Rick Vogel
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they tend to have lower expectations, report greater satisfaction with their local government, and are more willing to support additional taxation.

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Tax salience and citizen evaluation of government
Abstract. This paper examines how tax salience—or how aware individuals are of their property tax payments that finance local public services—correlates wi
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Aaron Deslatte
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Roskilde University
Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
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Thad Calabrese
Rick Vogel
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Agency leaders and organizational adaptation to administrative reform: evidence from IT reforms and the timely disbursement of unemployment insurance benefits in the American states
Abstract. The timely disbursement of government program benefits is a core attribute of effective administration. In recent decades, American states charge
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percent. The biggest gains came from agencies led by administrators with prior appointed leadership experience, showing that matching leaders’ experience to reform goals is critical for success.
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Aaron Deslatte
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Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
Seulki Lee
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Thad Calabrese
Rick Vogel
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Algorithmic discrimination in public service provision: Understanding citizens’ attribution of responsibility for human versus algorithmic discriminatory outcomes
Abstract. As public bodies increasingly adopt AI technologies in their work, there is simultaneously growing attention to the risk that the reliance on the
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Aaron Deslatte
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Roskilde University
Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
Seulki Lee
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Thad Calabrese
Rick Vogel
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Ready, willing, and able? Bureaucratic capacity, slack resources, and political control
Abstract. Recent research suggests that bureaucratic responsiveness to political preferences may depend as much on organizational capacity as it does on in
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Aaron Deslatte
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Roskilde University
Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
Seulki Lee
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@michael-siciliano.bsky.social
Thad Calabrese
Rick Vogel
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Melissa Falkær Olsen
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Complementary interviews in Germany, Italy, and Portugal suggest this pattern is widespread, revealing an important trade-off: when administrative capacity doesn’t grow alongside policy ambition, overall policy effectiveness can suffer.

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Administrative overload and policy triage: causal evidence from the introduction of the Acid Rain Program in the United States
Abstract. Recent research suggests that additional public policies can sometimes decrease overall policy effectiveness rather than improve the problem-solv
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reallocating limited resources among competing priorities. Using the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Acid Rain Program as a case, the study finds that enforcement efforts for other industrial sites declined as attention shifted to the new program.
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Aaron Deslatte
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Roskilde University
Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
Seulki Lee
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Thad Calabrese
Rick Vogel
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Melissa Falkær Olsen
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handle workforce turnover, reducing delays in IT projects and cushioning the impact of knowledge loss.

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