The American review of public administration

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  Año 2024, Vol. 54, Número 2

  • Public Service Motivation and Trust in Government: An Examination Across the Federal, State, and Local Levels in the United States

    Colt Jensen, Jaclyn Piatak

    • Resumen

    págs. 107-118

    

  • Trust and Street-Level Bureaucrats’ Willingness to Risk Their Lives for Others: The Case of Brazilian Law Enforcement

    Nissim Cohen, Gabriela Lotta, Teddy Lazebnik

    • Resumen

    págs. 119-134

    

  • Police Mentoring of At-Risk Youth: Case Study of Police-Led Mentoring Program Leadership Development

    Vernise Estorcien

    • Resumen

    págs. 135-150

    

  • The role of organizational and client reactions in understanding representative bureaucracy

    Maayan Davidovitz, Tamar Shwartz-Ziv

    págs. 151-162

    

  • Recategorization: An Approach to Extending the Symbolic Benefits of Bureaucratic Representation to the Majority Group

    Inkyu Kang, Cheon Lee

    págs. 163-179

    

  • What Drives the Attractiveness of Public and Private Employers? Comparative Evidence From an Online Employer Review Platform

    Rick Vogel, Melissa Satzger

    págs. 180-197

    

  • The Experience of Active Representation in South Korea: How Marriage-Based Immigrant Public Servants Represent Their Clients

    Junghwa Choi, Scott Robinson

    págs. 198-211