ISSN (Online): 3028-1296
ISSN (Print): 0031-7675
This issue of the Philippine Journal of Public Administration (PJPA) features reviews of fundamental concepts and models of public administration and studies on innovative practices. At the broader sphere, a paradigmatic analysis in reckoning the history of Philippine Public Administration (PPA), primarily drawing on the bureaucratic model of Max Weber, is put forth challenging a conventional lens in viewing the evolution of the PPA. Likewise, the PJPA issue presents an inevitable review of public administration’s cognate concepts and theories of organization and management, such as institutionalism. Email us at pjpa.editor@gmail.com or call us at +632 926 1443 for more information on how you can access the full articles.
ISSN (Online): 3028-1296
ISSN (Print): 0031-7675
The Philippine Journal of Public Administration is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes research, reflections, and other scholarly work on public administration and governance within and outside the Philippines.
Original, full-length articles are subject to double-blind peer review, while those in special sections (i.e., essays, research or policy notes, book reviews) are reviewed by the editors.
The PJPA showcases developments, challenges and ways forward in the fields of policy and program administration, fiscal administration, voluntary sector management, leadership, ethics and accountability in public service, local governance, spatial administration, citizenship, democracy, organization and management, e-governance and networked governance, among others.
The journal is published once a year, i.e., annually. The journal accepts submissions all year round. Interested contributors should adhere to the Journal Policies and Author Guidelines. For more information, please refer to the "About" page.
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