Public Administration, Governance and Globalization

The aim of Public Administration, Governance and Globalization (PAGG) is to publish primary research and theoretical contributions as well as practical reports on fieldwork to help advance the knowledge and understanding about public, nonprofit, private, and nongovernmental organizations and institutions. The governance, administration, and management of these organizations at local, national, regional, and international levels will be discussed in the context of this age of rapid change and globalization. This series on public management offers original materials that contribute to our better understanding of the critical issues as well as routine processes of governance and public administration, now more than ever because of the intricate forces of globalization that affect almost every nation-states and their policy choices at all jurisdictions across the world.

The series covers a wide range of topics that address the key issues of interest to scholars, educators, practitioners, and policymakers in public administration capacities around the globe. Books in the series can be research monographs, edited volumes, textbooks, reference volumes or handbooks. All book projects submitted to the series undergo evaluation by the series editor at proposal and manuscript submission stages. Additional rounds of double or single-blind peer review of volumes or chapters may be required at the series editor’s discretion.