Revisiting “big questions” of public administration after COVID-19: a systematic review

Liu, Ting-An-Xu; Wightman, Gordon; Lee, Euipyo; Hunter, James C.

doi:10.1080/23276665.2021.1947862

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“…Scholars responded to this crisis with a wide range of comparative studies and theoretical alternatives that addressed the "big questions" of public administration (Liu, 2021). This article states the authors' position on current challenges and future trends in public administration, in particular, the digital transformation in public administration.…”

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Public management for sustainable development: current challenges and future trends

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The objective of the article was to study the mechanism of public administration, which manifests itself at the state and municipal levels of regulation of socioeconomic processes in society. During the research, methods such as logic, dialectic and modelling were used. The result of the study was that an effective solution to societal problems is possible in terms of maintaining a stable interaction of public administration entities on the basis of effective communication in terms of public recognition and support from the authorities currently operating. The scientific novelty justified the need to support a variety of constructive forms of cooperation within the public administration between government officials, private companies and NGOs in the digital transformation to achieve the sustainable development of public administration. The practical significance of the study is that ways to improve the system were proposed in the context of digital transformation. It is concluded that a qualitative change in the interrelations of the system with an application of modern digital technologies of public administration is urgent, as a key means of modernizing the formation of various public information resources.

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Public management for sustainable development: current challenges and future trends

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“…A body of literature suggests that trust in government facilitates crisis management and citizen compliance with government directives and suasion during the COVID-19 pandemic [ 1 ]. Moreover, trust in government initially increased in several countries, partly due to perceptions of effective pandemic management [ 2 ].…”

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“…Trust in government may predict NPI adoption during a pandemic [ 13 ]. A large body of research suggests trust in government is associated with policy instrument adoption [ 1 , 2 ]. For example, Goldfinch et al [ 2 ] found that trust in government and confidence in public health scientists predicted phone-tracking app use in Australia and New Zealand.…”

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Factors Influencing the Adoption of Voluntary Nonpharmaceutical Interventions to Control COVID-19 in Japan: Cross-sectional Study

Kuroki¹,

Yamamoto²,

Goldfinch³

2022

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Background Trust in government is seen to facilitate crisis management and policy instrument adoption across numerous studies. However, in Japan, public support for government handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and trust in the government is low, yet the adoption of voluntary nondigital nonpharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) is high. This is an important tension this study seeks to unravel. Objective The aim of this study is to understand the antecedents of nondigital NPI and tracking app adoption in the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. Methods A commercial company was contracted to deliver an online survey of 1248 Japanese citizens in December 2020. A quota technique was used to deliver a sample representative in terms of gender, age, residence, income, and education. Results The adoption of voluntary nondigital NPIs is predicted by confidence in public health scientists and a favoring of infection control over reducing economic and social costs. A novel and unexpected finding is that trust in government does not predict nondigital NPI use. Perceived risk and knowledge of infection did not increase the use of nondigital NPIs. Education and income were not significant factors, although female and older respondents demonstrated greater compliance. For the adoption of a phone tracking app, trust in government is important, as is urban residence, albeit with a lower use of the app compared to nondigital NPIs. Conclusions Voluntary compliance in the adoption of nondigital NPIs—if skillfully led by trusted scientific experts and in accord with societal norms—can be effectively achieved. We provide evidence that trust in government is effective in encouraging the use of the Japanese tracking app. Moreover, the technical efficacy of digital initiatives and perceptions of such will unsurprisingly affect citizen support and use of digital tools.

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“…Problems of public administration in different spheres of social life in the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic are considered in the works of different scientists. The purpose of the articles of scientists is to analyze the level of impact of new threats, namely COVID-19 pandemic on the activities and national security of states, the possible consequences of the pandemic in this aspect T. Liu [1]. In the works of the named scientists the analysis of challenges, risks, and threats arising in the conditions of pandemic crisis, constraining the solution of problems of economic security of the countries.…”

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic brought about changes in the governance of governments around the world. Scholars have responded to this crisis with a wide range of comparative studies and theoretical alternatives that have addressed the «big questions» of public administration [1]. This is because the blockage associated with COVID-19 differs from the crises studied in the existing literature, as they are a response to a political crisis with serious and immediate negative effects on the economy [2].…”

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До Проблеми Публічного Управління Фінансово-Економічною Безпекою України В Умовах Пандемії Covid-19

Dobrovolska¹,

Moskalenko²,

Kucher³

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Анотація. Визначено основні проблеми, які виникають у публічному управлінні фінансово-економічною безпекою України в умовах пандемії COVID-19, можливі наслідки пандемії в аспекті впливу на економічну та національну безпеку. Завдання дослідження — дослідження впливу пандемії коронавірусної інфекції на фінансово-економічну систему України та світову економіку, аналіз загрози біологічного фактора на економічну та національну безпеку України. Предмет дослідження — аналіз проблем публічного управління фінансово-економічною безпекою України в умовах пандемії COVID-19, що є відгуком на актуальні питання для нашої країни: стагнація економіки, інфляція, невирішені проблеми, пов'язані зі зростанням цін на продовольчі товари та погіршенням геополітичної ситуації. Авторами доведено думку про те, що незалежність, стійкість, конкурентоспроможність національної економіки та фінансово-економічна безпека України, залежить, насамперед, від забезпечення економічної безпеки кожного її регіону. У статті авторами розроблено та обґрунтовано положення про те, що публічне управління фінансово-економічною безпекою України в умовах пандемії COVID-19 пов’язано зі зміцненням економічної безпеки регіонів, яке повинно базуватися на вдосконаленні державного регулювання економічного зростання шляхом створення нормативно-правових актів територіального та міжрегіонального планування, спрямованих на підтримання реального сектора економіки та розвиток перспективних технологій, що будуть дієвими в умовах пандемії COVID-19. У статті автори приділили увагу дослідженню теоретичного та практичного значення фінансово-економічної безпеки України та ефективного публічного управління у цій сфері, як невід'ємної складової національної безпеки нашої держави. Ключові слова: національна безпека, економічна безпека, публічне управління, фінансова безпека, пандемії COVID-19.

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Revisiting “big questions” of public administration after COVID-19: a systematic review

Cited by 6 publications

References 110 publications

Public management for sustainable development: current challenges and future trends

Public management for sustainable development: current challenges and future trends

Factors Influencing the Adoption of Voluntary Nonpharmaceutical Interventions to Control COVID-19 in Japan: Cross-sectional Study

До Проблеми Публічного Управління Фінансово-Економічною Безпекою України В Умовах Пандемії Covid-19

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