The American review of public administration

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  Año 2014, Vol. 44, Número 1

  • Invited Essay

    • Why Reforms So Often Disappoint

      Joel D. Aberbach

      págs. 3-16

      

  • Articles

    • New Media and the Coproduction of Safety: An Empirical Analysis of Dutch Practices

      Albert Jacob Meijer

      págs. 17-34

      

    • Collaborative Communities Through Coproduction: Two Case Studies

      Margreet A. Frieling, Siegwart Lindenberg, Frans Stokman

      págs. 35-58

      

    • The Curious Case of the Post-9-11 Boost in Government Job Satisfaction

      Gregg G. Van Ryzin

      págs. 59-74

      

    • Adoption of Electronic Technologies in Local U.S. Governments: Distinguishing Between E-Services and Communication Technologies

      Meng-Hao Li, Mary K. Feeney

      págs. 75-91

      

    • Public Pension Funds and Assumed Rates of Return: An Empirical Examination of Public Sector Defined Benefit Pension Plans

      Odd J. Stalebrink

      págs. 92-111

      

    • Credit and Credibility: State Government Bond Ratings, 1975-2002

      Brian K. Collins

      págs. 112-123