Program for Friday, June 28th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 28TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:30

Policy Implementation as a Field of Study

L. Keiser, C. Conteh, S. Halpern-Meeken, S. Miller, S. Moulton, J. Sandfort

08:00-08:07

Electronic point-of-sale devices and tax compliance: Evidence from Pakistan

Isabelle Cohen, Sher Afghan Asad

08:07-08:14

Fare-Free Public Transit's Impact on the Health and Well-Being of People Living in Poverty

David Phillips, Matthew Freedman, Carrie Cihak, Atheen Venkataramani

08:14-08:21

Evaluating Same-Day Service for Paratransit Customers

Rachel Brown, Ryan Dooley, Christina Stacy, Ludovica Gazze, Michael Cassidy

08:21-08:28

Theory and Practice of the Agricultural Cyclical System in North Korea

Eunjin Kim, Sun-Jin Yun

08:28-08:35

Does Collaborative Economic Development Work? Examining Regional Solutions in Oregon

Joanne Kim, Tina Nabatchi

08:35-08:42

Pseudo-Principals: Program Management Consultants in State DOT Project Delivery

Parker Hamilton

08:42-08:49

Enhancing Housing Equity: Nonprofits and CDFIs in Affordable Housing Initiatives

Younghyun Cho

08:00-08:15

The Role of Disputes in Collaborative Capacity-Building

Jinwei Li, Xiaohu Wang, Zhihang Yuan, Jingyuan Xu

08:15-08:30

Exploring Contextual Influence in Collaboration: a Sense-making Perspective

Zhihang Yuan, Xiaohu Wang, Jinwei Li, Jingyuan Xu

08:30-08:45

Knowledge brokering in collaborative governance regimes

Tom Koontz, Katherine Cheng

08:45-09:00

High, Low, or Just Different?: Investigating Institutional Capacity to Partner across Diverse

Branda Nowell, Serena Kim, Eliana Sanchez, Cody Taylor

08:00-08:14

Do digital technologies advance sustainable procurement? The differing roles of organizational culture and financial capacity in the U.S. and

Yifan Chen, Nicole Darnall, Toshi H. Arimura, Takuro Miyamoto

08:14-08:28

Maverick Buying in Cooperative Public Procurement: Unraveling Deviant Work Behavior in Government

Ivan Foberg

08:28-08:43

Government IT Contracting: The Case of the United States

Benjamin Brunjes, Yu-Heng Jung

08:00-08:15

Can punishing account-givers reduce the blame assigned to account-holders?

Jiansong Zheng, Jiayuan Li

08:15-08:30

Institutional Accountability for Biometric Data in Smart City Surveillance

Edward Kf Chan, Jung Eun Kim, Wai Fung Lam, Kwan Nok Chan

08:30-08:45

Creating Public Value with Private Money? the Case of Police Foundations

Jeongyoon Yang, Jung Won Choi, Jason Coupet

08:00-08:15

Cracking the Information Intensity Puzzle of Government Data Tables: Informatics-Human-Recognition Theory and Experimental

Yilin Hou, Zachary Mohr

08:15-08:30

SOUnD Experimental Public Administration: A Systematic Review and a Typology

Nicola Belle, Paolo Belardinelli

08:30-08:45

Biases and Budgeting Behavior: How Politicians and Administrators Behave When Allocating Public

Tom Overmans, Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen

08:45-09:00

Unveiling the Impact: Public Service Performance and Citizens' Residential Choices Before and After the Pandemic – Insights from Three Discrete Choice

Greta Nasi, Paolo Belardinelli, Nicola Bellè, Maria Cucciniello

08:00-08:15

Protection or Restraint: The Impact of Reputational Histories on the Reputation of Public Sector

Na Tang, Nana Huang, Muyu He, Mengyao Zhang

08:15-08:30

Political ideology and bureaucratic reputation: A comparative experiment on citizens’ motivated reasoning in the United States and South

Danbee Lee, Minsung Michael Kang, Yoon Jik Cho

08:30-08:45

In the Shadow of Memory: Experimental Insights into Government Reputation in the Covid-19 Age

Linsheng He, Yixin Dai

08:00-08:14

Re-Placing Interaction? Knowledge Sharing among Frontline Workers in Hybrid Work Settings

Anne Mette Moller

08:14-08:28

Zooming in on reflective practices at the street-level: Dimensions and processes of reflection and their consequences in social service

E. Lianne Visser, Merlijn van Hulst

08:28-08:43

Can Integrative Public Leadership be Extended to Frontline Leaders?

Maira Souza, Evan Berman

08:43-08:58

The Effect of Institutional Discretion on Occupational self-efficacy of Social Welfare SLB: The Roles of Organizational Degree and Communication as a Moderating

Huiju Lee, Nara Park

08:00-08:15

Understanding and developing accountability arrangements for purpose-oriented networks: The value of design

Roman Pankow, Patrick Kenis, Jörg Raab

08:15-08:30

Unpacking the mechanism linking public-private innovation partnerships and public value creation in digital-era

Hong Mei

08:30-08:45

Joint Private Provision of Social Good: A Mixed-Method Examination of Nonprofit-Business Collaboration from Multiple

Meng Ye

08:45-09:00

Hybrid coordination for seamless digital services in the public sector: the case of Norwegian life

Barbara Zyzak

08:00-08:15

Building Diverse, Equitable, and Inclusive Systems: A Liberatory Public Service Approach

Rashmi Chordiya, Meghna Sabharwal

08:15-08:30

Client Perceptions of Bans on State-Funded Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Programs

Vicki Lavastida, Morgan Woodle, Katie Peach

08:30-08:45

Do administrative burdens affect the supply of government benefits? Evidence from landlords and the Housing Choice Voucher

Heidi Wallace, Jessica Lasky-Fink, Elizabeth Linos

08:45-09:00

Gender Representation and Organizational Outcomes: Does Equity Matter?

Jungin Choe, M. Jae Moon

08:00-08:15

Measurements and drivers of public engagement in a hybrid regime’s policy process: a case of

Wasimon Tosuratana

08:15-08:30

Citizen Participation and Local Governance: The Moderating Role of Local Policy Fairness

David Lee, Miyeon Song, Jiyoung Jun

08:30-08:45

The Democratic Character of Public Encounters: Theory and Evidence from the UK and Italy

Anthony Bertelli, Silvia Cannas

08:00-08:15

Permanent Secretaries’ Tenure in the UK: A Glass Cliff?

Nick Petrovsky, Oliver James, Xiaoyu Xue

08:15-08:30

The Impacts of the Political Environment on the Public Sector Labor Market: Assessing the 2019 US Federal Government

William Resh, Yongjin Ahn, Keunyoung Lee

08:30-08:45

Personality Traits and Perceptions of Agency Politicization

Gary Hollibaugh

08:45-09:00

Forming a measurement index for institutional public-service motivation in state civil service

Gene A. Brewer, Jeannette Taylor, Juan Pablo Araya

08:00-08:15

Immortal (as long as political leadership is weak): The survival of Japanese government agencies

Ayako Nakamura

08:15-08:30

Making top managers in the public sector: A systems-based study of how senior executives thrive in

X. Pizarro-Bore, J. Fuenzalida Aguirre, C. Faune, N.M. Riccucci

08:30-08:45

Environmental de-sectorization in Brazil: actors, instruments and challenges

Fernanda Natasha Bravo Cruz

09:45-11:15

IRSPM Practice Panel SIG in co-operation with IRSPM Networks and Governance SIG Bridging Theory to Practice and Practice to Theory: Learning from Challenges and Successes of Academics and Seattle

John Diamond, Robyn Keast, Christine Flynn

09:45-09:52

Theorizing Why Citizens’ Ethical Expectations Differ By Sector

Robert Christensen, Eva Witesman, Karl Santiago

09:52-09:59

Grassroots public servants’ kinship: how this family tie affects their work performance?

Tianhang Cui, Nannan Yu

09:59-10:06

Coping with Competing Institutional Logics in Policy Implementation

Manlin Xiao, Xueyong Zhan, Arnaud Cudennec

10:06-10:13

Co-creating a hybrid workplace policy: An Irish case study

Linzi Ryan

10:13-10:20

“Task Complexity and Performance Management in an Era of Technological-Based Learning: Evidence from State Unemployment Insurance

George Krause, Ji-Hyeun Hong

10:20-10:27

Management Strategies to Reduce Turnover Intention: The Role of Training, Professional Development, Compensation and

Evelyn Rodriguez-Plesa, Mohamad Alkadry

10:27-10:34

What influences Public Officers’ Quality of Life: Comparison by Job Tenure

Juhyeon Jeong, Soo-Young Lee

09:45-10:00

Budget Allocation Processes for Collaborative Governance

Brian Ohl, Joanne Kim, Tina Nabatchi

10:00-10:15

Integrating ecosocial policies through polycentric governance – a study of the green transformation of Danish vocational education and

Martin Bæk Carstensen, Christian Lyhne Ibsen, Ida Marie Nyland Jensen

10:15-10:30

Can regional governance organizations foster local public service collaborations? Evidence from a longitudinal

Shuwen Zhang

09:45-09:59

Leader Imprinting and Organizational Shifts Toward Equity: Insights from Community Foundations

Megan LePere-Schloop, Marlene Walk, Jamie Levine Daniel

09:59-10:13

The Impact of Sexual Harassment on the Federal Workforce Leaky Pipeline: A Focus on Women of Color

Lauren Dula, Francesca Bové, Matthew Uttermark, Loye Henry

10:13-10:27

Understanding AmeriCorps Members' Perspectives of Frustrations: Toward Culturally Competent Volunteer

Yinglin Ma

10:27-10:41

Tweeting for Social Justice: Institutional Logics, Black Lives Matter, and Community Foundations’ Social Justice

Maham Ali, Megan LePere-Schloop

09:45-10:00

Public Perceptions of Nonprofits and Government Agencies: The Influence on Donations and

Xiaoyang Xu, Kenneth J. Meier, Grant Mobley

10:00-10:15

Reforming State Grantmaking to Nonprofit Organizations: A User-Centered Design on Request for

Yuan Cheng, Chengxin Xu, Patrick Carter, Weston Merrick, Kari Aanestad

10:15-10:30

Should nonprofits prioritize self-capacity enhancement or collaboration with public institutions? Different mediating roles of legitimacy in charitable donation

Lei Liu, Yuan Tian, Yaqiong Zhao

09:45-10:00

The Dynamic Co-evolution of Disruptive Technologies and Regulatory Politics: Evidence from FinTech Industry in

Jun Sun, Ling Chen

10:00-10:15

Bureaucratic Structure and Antitrust Enforcement: A Comparative Case Study of Chinese Antitrust Enforcement for Digital

Wei Xu, Tianhao Chen

10:15-10:30

Are we in this together? Exploring inequality-driven mistrust and policy compliance during crisis

Kyu-Nahm Jun

10:30-10:45

Social-Ecological Explanations for Variation in NEPA Completion Timelines and Exemptions

Katie Murenbeeld, Matt Williamson, Jesse Abrams, Cory Struthers

09:45-10:00

How do Public Employees Prioritize and Use Gender Equity Performance Information?

Maria Falk Mikkelsen, Mogens Jin Pedersen

10:00-10:15

Gender at Play: “Mothering Work” of Women City Managers During the COVID-19 Organizational Change

Sebawit Bishu, Caroline Howard Grøn

10:15-10:30

Gender Differences in Academic Administrative Paths: Views from Faculty in Public Affairs Programs

Gina Scutelnicu Todoran

10:30-11:00

How Complexity and Ambiguity Shapes Gender-based Discrimination: The Case of Title IX Implementation

Elizabeth Bell, Emily Boykin, Daniel Fay, Jaeyeong Nam

09:45-09:59

Purpose-Oriented Networks in Context: Theorizing Environmental Influences in Network Formation, Design, Behavior, and

Albrecht, Milward, Nowell, Raab, Sanchez, Shumate, Tantardini

09:59-10:13

A Close Look at PON Configurations: A Review of Inputs and Structure

Qian Hu, Goktug Morcol, Alejandra Medina, Michael Siciliano, Travis Whetsell

10:13-10:27

Decoding Purpose: Logic Model Dynamics of PONs’ Process, Outputs, and Outcomes

A. Medina, K. Albrecht, R. Lemaire, M. Siciliano, M. Shumate, M. Tantardini

10:27-10:41

The Governance of Purpose-oriented Networks: Reconceptualization, Operationalization, and an Interdisciplinary Comparative Network Research

Sanchez, Van den Oord, LeMaire, Kapucu, Kenis, Mannak, Milward, Raab, Whetsell

09:45-10:00

Political Mobility and Reputation Management in China: Empirical Study Based on Big Data and Machine Learning

Youkui Wang, Sicheng Chen, Qingguo Meng, Tom Christensen

10:00-10:15

• Araral, E. (2023). 75 Years of Public Administration Review Using Unsupervised Machine Learning: A Conversation Between James Perry, Ken Meier and Artificial

Ed Araral

10:15-10:30

Machine Learning Generated Transaction Cost Measures from Government Contracts

Matthew Potoski, Ole Petersen, Bjarke Lund-Sørensen

09:45-10:00

“Freetime” but not “Bedtime”? Working at Different Times and Well-being of Public Employees: The Role of

Shenghao Guo, Haoduo Wang

10:00-10:15

Out of Sight, Out of Mind?: Experimental Evidence on Cognitive Biases in Telework

Ju Won Park

10:15-10:30

The Dual Nature of Telework: When Does Telework Act as a Job Resource and When Does it Become a Job

Sun Young Kim, David Lee

10:30-10:45

What drives enhanced work engagement during teleworking? Comparison between before and after the COVID-19

Jaehee Jong, Sanghee Park

09:45-10:00

How to Activate Distributed Leadership: Insights from Anti-Displacement Community Collaborations in

Derrick Boakye Boadu, Alexander Kroll

10:00-10:15

Public Value Leadership

E. Berman, T. Nguyen, G. Plimmer, M. Souza, E. Franken, C. Roach, A. Samartini

10:15-10:30

The impact of organizational development on employee acceptance of management authority: Evidence from a field

Christian Bøtcher Jacobsen, Poul A. Nielsen

09:45-10:00

State ownership and social innovation: the role of patient finance accessibility and long-term

Siyang Jiang, Fang Zhang

10:00-10:15

Does Public Management Innovation Improve Smart Elderly Care Service Performance? Process Tracing Evidence from

Xiaoyu Xue, Nick Petrovsky, Rongping Mu

10:15-10:30

Public Innovation in the Eyes of Citizens: Program Novelties and Citizens’ Performance Evaluation

Ivan Lee, Chen Shi

09:45-09:52

Policy Entrepreneurship Under Extreme Uncertainty

Temirlan T. Moldogaziev, Cheol Liu, Khasan Redjaboev

09:52-09:59

Political Budget Cycle of Fiscal Performance: Evidence from Accounting Manipulation

Il Hwan Chung, Youn Sun Kim

09:59-10:06

Measuring Reputational Signals Regarding Public Sector Professions: Validation of a Scale and a Research

Gordon Abner, James Perry, Sun Young Kim

10:06-10:16

Agency and Public Service Motivation in the Contracting environment of voluntary and community

Barbara Allen, Sara Passmore

13:15-14:45

Bringing Theory to Practice through Sustained Researcher-Policymaker Partnerships

Carrie Cihak

13:15-13:30

Institutional Isomorphism and Regulatory State Building: The Case of Food and Drug Administration of

Peng Liu, Suyang Yu, Xueyong Zhan, Wai-Hang Yee

13:30-13:45

Measuring Efficiency in Public Management: a comparison of DEA and SFA

Jason Coupet

13:45-14:00

Does Managerial Quality Make a Difference in Goal Conflict? Evidence from South Korea

Taeyeon Kim

14:00-14:15

Public managerial responses to disturbances in institutional environments: The case of state preemption of local

Jocelyn Johnston

13:15-13:29

Government and the Public’s Trust in NGOs in Collaborative Governance in a Strong State Setting: A Case Study of Grassland Governance in Inner Mongolia,

Lihua Yang, Rui Bao

13:29-13:43

Enhancing Joint Capacity Through Collaborative Learning: Experimental Insights from a Laboratory-based Team Up

Hong Zhang, Yi Liu, Shuo Wang

13:43-13:57

Yiran Bai, Chunxian Lu, Beier Chen

13:57-14:11

Hierarchical Interventions and Their Impact on Collaborative Mechanism Formation: A Case Study of Regional Air Quality Control in

Yixin Dai, Yue Sun

13:15-13:30

Managing the Accountability-Innovation Trade-offs in the Administration of Frontline Work: The Case for Strengthening Learning

Srinivas Yerramsetti

13:30-13:45

Administrative Discretion in the Naturalization Process

Francesca Bove

13:45-14:00

The fearless workplace: Uncovering pathways to psychological safety at the frontlines

Shelena Keulemans

14:00-14:15

Street level bureaucracy & Stigma: Police Officer Burnout, Protest Stress and Stereotype Threat during the Black Lives Matter

Shahidul Hassan, Justine Tinkler, Bradley Wright

13:15-13:30

Representative Bureaucracy and Socioeconomic Representation: How Does Childhood Socioeconomic Background Influence Social

Susan Sun Gue Yang

13:30-13:45

In Pursuit of a Representative Bureaucracy: Attitudes toward Nigeria’s Federal Character Principle

Ene Ikpebe, Mauricio Astudillo-Rodas, Bodunrin Akinrinmade

13:45-14:00

Of Critical Importance: The Effects of Critical Mass and Salience of Identity on Representative

Daniel Hawes

14:00-14:15

Client Preferences for Bureaucratic Representation: A Conjoint Experiment Involving Symbolic Representation and Representative Role Acceptance

Austin McCrea, Nathan Favero

13:15-13:30

Navigating Transformative Change: Insights into City Information Processing and Disaster Preparedness Evolution in Public

Seyed Mohsen Fatemi, Rachel M. Krause, Gwen Arnold, Le Anh Nguyen Long

13:30-13:45

Organizational adaptation to extreme weather events: The role of risk perception heterogeneity and

Mattia Caldarulo

13:45-14:00

When civil servants as catalysts: Unraveling the dynamics of issue-selling for sustainable development in

Chien-Shih Huang

14:00-14:15

Beyond Rhetoric: The Nexus of Coordination and Capacity in Shaping Local Sustainable Actions

Tianyi Xiang, Yifan Chen

13:15-13:29

Toward Equitable Resilience: Evaluating Justice Integration in U.S. State and City Climate Adaptation

Fengxiu Zhang, Nathan Cook, Sechindra Vallury

13:29-13:43

Equitable Emergency Management: Using Machine Learning Algorithms to Understand Help and Service Requests During Hurricane

Qian Hu, Shaoming Cheng, Boyuan Zhao

13:43-13:57

WHERE DO BAD IDEAS COME FROM? MODELING HOW CONFIRMATION BIAS AND UNCRITICAL THINKING FOSTER GROUPTHINK AND FUNCTIONAL STUPIDITY IN PUBLIC

Adam Eckerd

13:57-14:11

Where do Best Ideas Come From? The Emergence of Most Valuable Ideas in Networked Collectives

Spiro Maroulis, Maxim Sytch, Catalina Canals

13:15-13:30

The Asian American Experience in the Federal Workforce: How Employees Navigate the Complexities of

Emma Northcott, Sanjay Pandey, Sheela Pandey, Eiko Strader

13:30-13:45

Visible Together: Unwinding Asian Americans and Representation in Public Organizations

Heyjie Jung, Aarika Forney, Alisa Fryar

13:45-14:00

Representation in Context: Racial Minority Active Representation and White Americans Prejudice

Ines Jurcevic, Sophie Trawalter, Miguel Unzueta

13:15-13:30

The evil of budget imbalance to organizational commitment: some flexibility but not too much?

Fangda Ding, Jongmin Shon

13:30-13:45

Engaging Economies: How Community Involvement Redirects Federal Funds in Local COVID-19 Recovery

Ryne Crout Jones, G. Dylan Russell, Cody Taylor, Iseul Choi

13:45-14:00

Interlocal service collaboration network and fiscal outcomes: empirical evidence from Nebraska

Tingli Qu

14:00-14:15

From Structure to Outcomes: Unpacking the Effects of Budget Centralization During Financial Crises

Hala Altamimi, Qiaozhen Liu

13:15-13:30

Technology adoption and street-level bureaucracy: A causal exploration of China’s judicial system

Nancy Jiaxin Wu, Corey Kewei Xu

13:30-13:45

Public Villains or Heroes? Citizen Perceptions of Street-Level Bureaucrats during the Pandemic

Liu Lu

13:45-14:00

Exploring indicators for measuring frontline public servants’ psychological capital during pandemic

Wei-Ning Wu

13:15-13:30

A Field Experiment on Local Elected Officials’ Responsiveness to Public Request for Police

Danyao Li, Yixin Liu, Chengxin Xu

13:30-13:45

The Nuances of Government Transparency: An Experimental Assessment of the Effects of Polarization and Justification Strategies on Citizen

Amanda Rutherford, Paolo Belardinelli, Kyuwoong Kyeong

13:45-14:00

Contesting Untrustworthy Algorithms in the Public Sector

Kayla Schwoerer, Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen

15:00-16:30

Pathways of International Scholars in U.S. Academia: Conversations with Public Administration

Sabharwal, Scutelnicu Todoran, Chordiya, Park, Upoma, Bello-Gomez

15:00-15:07

Bridges over Troubled Water? Examining Collaborative Decision-Making in the Allocation of Public Transportation Funding amid Rules and Regional Power

Nicholas Oesterling

15:07-15:14

Exploring Homophily: How It Influences the Formation and Segregation of Organizational Circles in Emergency Collaborative

Huiyi Xie, Shiming Zheng

15:14-15:21

Bridging Strategic Management and Collaborative Governance at scale: A marriage of necessity?

Edoardo Ongaro, Nicola Ulibarri, John Bryson, Paul Joyce

15:21-15:28

The challenges of implementing and sustaining ‘opt-out’ HIV testing across acute, primary and community care service settings in South London, UK: A longitudinal case

Alec Fraser, Clare Coultas, Sam van Elk

15:28-15:35

Investigating the Success of DSME’s HBA1C Monitoring in Alabama among Medicare Recipients 65 and

Astin Cole, Jude Ugwuoke

15:35-15:42

How the algorithm context and policy instrument affect the social acceptance of algorithm governance: based on case analysis of DIC practice in

Qin Zhang, Peng Ru, Xiaoyang Qin, Jun Su

15:42-15:49

Knowledge-Driven and Environmental Incentives: The Path Selection and Generation Logic of Policy Reinvention —— A Qualitative Comparative Analysis Based on 42

Lei Qian

15:00-15:14

Fraud and Administrative Burden: Quantifying the Access-Fraud Trade-Off in Social Welfare Services

Sebastian Jilke, Elizabeth Bell

15:14-15:28

Strategic framing in the politics of administrative burdens: A theoretical model and empirical

Inkyu Kang, Martin Sievert, Chongmin Na

15:28-15:42

Preferences for reducing administrative burden through automated systems in benefits and enforcement

Lael Keiser, Susan Miller

15:42-15:56

Using human centered design to reduce administrative burdens: Flexible interviews to increase SNAP

Jae Yeon Kim, Pamela Herd, Sebastian Jilke, Donald Moynihan, Kerry Rodden

15:00-15:15

Trust in the Balance: A Meta-Analysis of Institutional Trust and Its Influence on Participation in Social

Nancy Wu, Shanshan Liu

15:15-15:30

How is Users’ Political Trust Affected by Individual and Group Performance in Public Services?

Maria Falk Mikkelsen, Søren C. Winter

15:30-15:45

Contagious Distrust in Municipal Service Provision

Samantha Zuhlke, David Switzer

15:00-15:15

Bridging Trust in Governance: The Impact of Digital Government Initiatives on Citizen political

Xing Chen, Hanchen Jiang

15:15-15:30

Digital Government Procurement and Market Opportunities of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises: Quasi-experiment Evidence from

Liyuan Lyu, Yang Zhang, Jun Su, Cui Huang

15:30-15:45

Seamless government in e-platform： Does accountability in a multi-agent system hinder administrative efficiency? A Chinese experience in ICT-enabled public service

Weijia Liu, Corey Kewei Xu

15:45-16:00

Integrating an Equity Logic into Open Government Data: A Practice-Based Framework

Federica Fusi, Fengxiu Zhang, Jiaqi Liang

15:00-15:15

Local Policy Entrepreneurs in Action: A Systematic Review

Alex Jingwei He

15:15-15:30

Institutional Entrepreneurs in Public Interest Litigation: A Comparative Study of Consumer and Environmental Organizations in

Rongzhen Ma, Xueyong Zhan, Wai-Hang Yee, Peng Liu

15:30-15:45

Unveiling the Role of Citizen Policy Entrepreneurs in Policy Implementation: Insights from China

Zhe Xiao, Shu Wei

15:00-15:07

Is Social Capital a Capital for Nonprofits? The Effects of Social Capital on Income from Individual Donations and Foundation

Gowun Park

15:07-15:14

Creating A Multi-Dimensional Rationalization Measure

Francisco Santamarina

15:14-15:21

“The Underdogs”: When volunteers encounter public mistreatment

Chao Pan, Qing Miao

15:00-15:15

Debiasing Citizens’ Responses to Government Performance Information

Oliver James, Jamie McCauley

15:15-15:30

Citizens' Judgements on Relative Performance: Do Reference Points Matter?

Jinah Yoo

15:30-15:45

Halo Effects in Citizens’ Perceptions of Government Warmth and Competence

Xiaoqian Li

15:45-16:00

What to expect of “expectation”? Unpacking its antecedents and roles in the formation of citizen

Zhengyan Li

15:00-15:14

Towards a long-term perspective on co-creation

Trui Steen

15:14-15:28

Hang in there: Processes of sustaining collaboration over time

Danbi Seo

15:28-15:42

Forming Purpose and Goals in Interorganizational Collaborations

Stephen Page, Melissa Stone

15:42-15:56

Exploring citizens’ sustainability perceptions of public service co-creation through two explorative vignette

Léon Acar, Trui Steen, Bram Verschuere

15:00-15:15

Organizational Activities and Relationship Quality: A Fuzzy Set Analysis of a Child Education

Donna Sedgwick, Robin Lemaire, Seraya Lemaire

15:15-15:30

The network domain of outcomes-based contracts: England 2010-2023

Zheng Yang, Juliana Outes Velarde, Eleanor Carter, Clare Fitzgerald

15:30-15:45

The Promise and Pitfalls of Networks for Cross-Boundary Governance: Purpose-Oriented Networks in Disaster

Nina Blau, Branda Nowell

15:00-15:15

The Current State of Artificial Intelligence in US City Governments

Imane Hijal-Moghrabi

15:15-15:30

Is GPT a Good Civil Servant? The Evaluation of Artificial Discretion by Large Language Models

Jiaen Wu, Amanda Rutherford

15:30-15:45

Navigating the Algorithmic State: Unraveling Citizens’ Value Preferences for AI-Driven Public Service

Guimin Zheng, Tian Tang, Wenhui Li, Yixin Liu, Heewon Lee

15:45-16:00

Unmasking Bureaucrats’ Attitudes toward the Government’s Adoption of AI

Dongfang Gaozhao, Li-Yin Liu

15:00-15:15

Managerial Use of Performance Information: A Multilevel Contingency Approach

William Prince

15:15-15:30

Performance Information Use and Citizen Co-production: The Mediating Role of Citizen Trust Pre- and Post-Sudden Cancellation of China’s “Zero-Covid”

Binzizi Dong, Bert George, Richard Walker

15:30-15:45

Public Value Integration in the Production of Complex Products: The Influence on Performance from Communication Roles and Behaviors at the Subcomponent

Gordon Kingsley, Yehyun An, Evan Mistur, Anmol Soni

15:45-16:00

Promoting Inter-department Collaboration Through Digitalized Performance Management Approach: Evidence from Local Governments in

Xiaozhen Zhai, Junbo Yu, Mengshan Wu

15:00-16:30

Recovering Designs in Cases: A Methodology for Enhancing Domain Knowledge about Public Management

Michael Barzelay, Diana Coutinho, Kayla Schwoerer, Aaron Deslatte