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Introduction of the Organizing Committee

1. James L. Perry

James L. Perry is Distinguished Professor and Chancellor’s Professor of Public

and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, Bloomington, and World Class

University Distinguished Professor at Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea.

He is also Adjunct Professor of Philanthropic Studies and Political Science at

Indiana University. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Public

Administration Review. Perry’s recent research focuses on performance pay in

government, public service motivation, community and national service, and

government reform.

2. Jun Ma

Jun Ma is a Professor in the School of Government at Sun Yat-sen University (P.

R. China), and served as the Dean of the school from 2009 to 2013. He has been

the director of the Center for Chinese Public Administration Research of Sun

Yat-sen University since 2006. His research interests lie in public

administration, public budgeting and financial management, administrative and

fiscal history, fiscal sociology, and state building. He published in Chinese

journals such as Economic Studies, Sociology Studies, Politics Studies, and

Chinese Social Science. He serves as the chief-editor of The Journal of Public

Administration (Chinese), and also serves in the editor board or advisory board

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of Public Budgeting and Finance (USA), Australia Journal of Public

Administration, Public Administration & Development (UK), and French Public

Finance Review (France), Chinese Public Administration (China).

3. Hon S. Chan

Professor Hon Chan has worked with the City University since 1989 and was

Head of the Department of Public and Social Administration from 2005 to 2011.

He has served as a member of a number of key committees and boards at the

departmental, faculty and university levels. Professor Chan, who received a MA

and PhD at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, specializes in public

policy and administration. His major teaching and research interests cover

public sector personnel management, performance measurement, civil service

reforms, comparative institutional and policy capacity studies and

environmental policies.

4. M. Jae Moon

Professor Moon is Underwood Distinguished Professor of Public

Administration at Yonsei University. He is currently Editor-in-Chief of

International Review of Public Administration (IRPA). Dr. Moon is an elected

Fellow of National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) and currently

chairs ASPA’s Section on Korean Public Administration since 2012. Earning

Ph.D. from Maxwell School of Syracuse University in 1998, he previously

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taught at the University of Colorado at Denver, Texas A & M University, and

Korea University. His research interests include public management,

information technology, and comparative public administration. He was Book

Review Editor for Public Administration Review (2002-2005) as well as the

Editor-in-Chief of International Review of Public Administration (2008-2010).

He was the recipient of Mosher Award for the best Public Administration

Review article as well as the Peter Boorsma Award for International Scholar in

2009. He has served a number of government committees including Presidential

Council for Future and Strategy and Personnel Reform Committee for the

Korean Supreme Court. He has been also involved in various e-government and

administrative reform-related research projects for many developing countries

and international organizations such including the United Nations and Asian

Development Bank.

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General Schedule

November 16th, Sunday 14:00-20:00 Registration and Check-in at Shangri-La Hotel Guangzhou

November 17th, Monday 09:00-09:30 Opening Ceremony

Venue: Auditorium, 3F

09:30-11:00 Plenary Papers

Venue: Auditorium, 3F

11:15-12:25 Concurrent Session 1

1-1 Transparency, Accountability and Citizen Participation

Venue: Xi Qiao, 3F

1-2 Improving Theories and Methods in Public Administration

Research

Venue: Gui Feng, 3F

1-3 Looking Back and Moving Forward in Theories in Public

Administration

Venue: Lian Hua, 3F

12:30-14:00 Lunch and Keynote Speeches

Venue: West River, 1F

14:30-15:55 Concurrent Session 2

2-1 Comparative Public Values in Theory and Practice

Venue: Xi Qiao, 3F

2-2 Next Steps in Public Leadership and Innovation Research

Venue: Gui Feng, 3F

2-3 Improving Service Delivery and Policy Making through

Collaborative Governance

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Venue: Lian Hua, 3F

16:10-17:20 Concurrent Session 3

3-1 Opportunities and Challenges to Governments in the Age of

Austerity and Uncertainty

Venue: Xi Qiao, 3F

3-2 Innovation in Governance

Venue: Gui Feng, 3F

3-3 Applications of New Technologies for Emerging Public

Administration Problems

Venue: Lian Hua, 3F

18:00-20:30 Reception Dinner

Venue: West River, 1F

November 18th, Tuesday 08:30-09:40 Concurrent Session 4

4-1 New Challenges to Public Administration in the Age of

Austerity and Uncertainty

Venue: Ding Hu, 3F

4-2 Improving Service Delivery and Policy Making Through

Collaborative Governance

Venue: Tian Lu, 3F

09:55-11:05 Concurrent Session 5

5-1 Schemes for Rigorously Measuring Public Value and

Performance

Venue: Ding Hu, 3F

5-2 Public Services Motivation

Venue: Xiao Qiao, 3F

11:20-12:30 Concurrent Session 6

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6-1 Emerging Challenges in Public Services Delivery

Venue: Ding Hu, 3F

6-2 New Approaches in a Networked Society: New

Technologies, New politics, and New Citizens

Venue: Xi Qiao, 3F

13:00-14:00 Lunch and Concluding Roundtable: Looking Back and

Moving Forward

Venue: Xi Qiao & Gui Feng & Lian Hua, 3F

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Programme

November 17th, Monday

Opening Ceremony

Host: Bin Xiao

Time: 09:30am-11:00am Venue: Auditorium, 3F

08:30-09:00 Arrival of Participants

09:00-09:05 Welcome Speech

Dr. Xiaoping Gao (Chinese Society of Public Administration,

China)

09:05-09:10 Welcome Speech

Prof. James Perry (Indiana University, U.S.A)

09:10-09:15 Welcome Speech

Prof. Jun Ma (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

09:15-09:30 Group Photo

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Plenary Papers

Moderator: James Perry

Time: 09:30am-11:00am Venue: Auditorium, 3F

1. The Frontier of Public Performance Management Research

Kaifeng Yang (Florida State University, U.S.A.)

2. Performance in Public Organizations: Towards a Clarification of the

Conceptual Space

Lotte Bøgh Andersen (Aarhus University, Denmark)

Lene Holm Pedersen (Copenhagen Business School and KORA, Denmark)

3. ‘Big Data’ and the Mismeasure of Public Administration: Confronting

a Growing Threat to Realizing Public Goals

Stéphane Lavertu (The Ohio State University, U.S.A.)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 1-1

Transparency, Accountability and Citizen Participation

Moderator: Alfred Ho

Time: 11:15am-12:25pm Venue: Xi Qiao, 3F

1. Construal-Level Theory and Citizen Satisfaction: Testing an

Enhanced Version of the Expectation-Disconfirmation Model with a

Survey Experiment

Nicolai Petrovsky (University of Kentucky, U.S.A.)

Filadelfo Leon Cazares (Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico)

2. Transparency, Regulation and Economic Performance in Africa

Samuel Adams (Ghana Institute of Management and Public

Administration, Ghana)

Francis Atsu (Brunel University, The United Kingdom)

3. The Role of Performance Information in Explaining Employee

Acceptance of Leadership and Perceptions of Management

Interventions

Poul Aaes Nielsen (Syddank University, Denmark)

Jacob Ladenburg (Danish Institute for Local and Regional Government

Research, Denmark)

Christian Bøtcher Jacobsen (Aarhus University, Denmark)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 1-2

Improving Theories and Methods in Public Administration Research

Moderator: Evan Berman

Time: 11:15am-12:25pm Venue: Gui Feng, 3F

1. Gender and Career Opportunities within the U.S. Federal

Government: Are we Closing the Gap?

Jan Wynen (Public Governance Institute, KU Leuven, Belgium)

2. What Influences Charitable Giving? An Experimental Study

Huafang Li (Rutgers University, U.S.A.)

Jie Liang (Monash University, Australia)

Yingxi Liu (Yunnan University, China)

Hui Xu (Beijing Normal University, China)

3. A Comparative Analysis of Policy Adoption: Policy Types’

Determinants and Time Lag in Korean Local Governments Eunmi Lee (Yonsei University, Korea)

Eun Kook Lee (Yonsei University, Korea)

Jinbae Sul (Yonsei University, Korea)

Oyoung Kwon (Yonsei University, Korea)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 1-3

Looking Back and Moving Forward in Theories in Public Administration

Moderator: David Rosenbloom

Time: 11:15am-12:25pm Venue: Lian Hua, 3F

1. Decontextualizing Knowledge in Public Administration: An

Epistemological Critique of Its Comparative Study

M. Shamsul Haque (National University of Singapore, Singapore)

2. The Imagination of Chinese Public Administration

Jun Ma (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

3. Asianization of Public Administration: Big Research Questions

Revisited

M. Jae Moon (Yonsei University, Korea)

Questions & Discussion

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Keynote Speeches

Moderator: Meili Niu

Time: 13:20am-14:00pm Venue: West River, 1F

1. What Can PAR’s First 75 Years Teach Us about the Future?

James Perry (Indiana University, U.S.A.)

2. Taking Administrative Law Seriously in Contemporary Public

Administration

David Rosenbloom (American University, U.S.A.)

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Concurrent Session 2-1

Comparative Public Values in Theory and Practice

Moderator: M. Shamsul Haque

Time: 14:30pm-15:55pm Venue: Xi Qiao, 3F

1. Confucius Meets Weber or “Managerialism Takes All”? Comparing

Civil Servant Values in China and the Netherlands

Zeger van der Wal (National University of Singapore, Singapore)

2. Worlds Apart? Worlds Aligned? The Perceptions and Prioritizations of

Civil Servant Values among Civil Servants from China and the

Netherlands

Lijing Yang (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

3. What are the Fundamental Values behind Government Performance?

A Citizen’s Perspective

Alfred T. Ho (University of Kansas, U.S.A.)

4. Public Value Failures in China

Zhibin Zhang (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)

5. Does Public Service Motivation Matter to Job Satisfaction in The

Public Sector? An Examination of the Mediating Effect of

Organizational and Social Settings

Meili Niu (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 2-2

Next Steps in Public Leadership and Innovation Research

Moderator: Tobin Im

Time: 14:30pm-15:55pm Venue: Gui Feng, 3F

1. Executive Entrepreneurship in National Departments

Evan Berman (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)

2. What Determines the Ethical Behavior of a Public Organization: Is it

Rules and/or Leadership?

James Downe (University of Cardiff, The United Kingdom)

Richard Cowell (University of Cardiff, The United Kingdom)

Karen Morgan (University of Bristol, The United Kingdom)

3. The Influence of Leadership on Creativity: A Systematic Review of

Experimental Studies

Lars Tummers (Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands &

University of California at Berkeley, U.S.A.)

Peter Kruyen (Radboud University, The Netherlands)

4. How to Foster Innovative Capacity in Public Organizations? Exploring

the Role of Top Managers’ Leadership Activities

Stephan Dorsman (Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

Sandra Groeneveld (Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

Marcel Thaens (Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 2-3

Improving Service Delivery and Policy Making through Collaborative

Governance

Moderator: Jenny M Lewis

Time: 14:30pm-15:55pm Venue: Lian Hua, 3F

1. Structural Choice, Network Governance, and Adaptive Equilibrium:

Functioning and Performance of Interagency Networks in China

Yijia Jing (Fudan University, China)

2. Citizen Participation in Budgeting and Deliberative Democracy: An

Empirical Investigation

Sounman Hong (Yonsei University, Korea)

3. Types and Mechanisms of Collaboration between Natural Science,

Social Science, and Local Knowledge˖A Case Study of Desertification

Control in Northern China

Lihua Yang (Beihang University, China)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 3-1

Opportunities and Challenges to Governments in The Age of Austerity and

Uncertainty

Moderator: M. Jae Moon

Time: 16:10pm-17:20pm Venue: Xi Qiao, 3F

1. Crisis Management Organization: Building Governance Capacity and

Legitimacy

Lise H. Rykkja (University of Bergen, Norway)

Tom Christensen (University of Oslo, Norway)

2. European Local Authorities’ Financial Resilience in the Face of

Austerity: A Comparison across Austria, Italy and England

Carmen Barbera (Bocconi University, Italy)

Martin Jones (Nottingham Business School, U.K.)

Iris Saliterer (Alpen-Adria University, Austria)

Ileana Steccolini (Bocconi University, Italy)

3. Determinants of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in Infrastructure

Development: Evidence from Toll Road Financing in the State of

Virginia (US)

Yin Wang (Shanghai University of Finance & Economics, China)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 3-2

Innovation in Governance

Moderator: Lotte Bøgh Andersen

Time: 16:10pm-17:20pm Venue: Gui Feng, 3F

1. The Universality of Administrative Ethics: Key Contrasts between

Korea and the USA

Tobin Im (Seoul National University, Korea)

2. Impact of Agentification and Proliferation of Quasi-Government

Agencies on Governance: Administratization of Politics in Hong Kong

Wilson Wong (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)

3. Punctuated Diffusion of Innovation in Decentralized Authoritarianism:

The Rise of Market-oriented Cities in China

Xufeng Zhu (Tsinghua University, China)

Youlang Zhang (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 3-3

Applications of New Technologies for Emerging Public Administration

Problems

Moderator: Eun Kook Lee

Time: 16:10pm-17:20pm Venue: Lian Hua, 3F

1. How to Face Financial Reality: An Interdisciplinary Network Model of

Local Governance Actors

Kenneth A. Smith (Central Washington University, U.S.A.)

John R. Kurpierz (Institute for Better Government Finance, U.S.A.)

2. E-Governance and the Future of Innovative Public Sector

Organizations

Bruno Broucker (KU Leuven Public Governance Institute, Belgium)

Joep Crompvoets (KU Leuven Public Governance Institute, Belgium)

3. Changing Relations between the Party-State and Social Organizations

in China: The Case of Government Social Service Procurement

Program in Shanghai

Ying Xia (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

Bing Guan (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

Questions & Discussion

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November 18th, Tuesday

Concurrent Session 4-1

New Challenges to Public Administration in The Age of Austerity and

Uncertainty

Moderator: Hon Chan

Time: 08:30am-09:40am Venue: Ding Hu, 3F

1. The Individual’s Level of Globalism and the Contribution to Local

Public Goods: An Experimental Project in Four Countries

Eitan Adres (University of Haifa, Israel)

Dana R. Vashdi (University of Haifa, Israel)

Yair Zalmanovitch (University of Haifa, Israel)

2. Fiscal Transparency, Trust and Organizational Performance: Evidence

from Baimiao Township-level Government

Bo Yan (Xi’an Jiaotong University, China)

Jiannan Wu (Xi’an Jiaotong University, China)

Xiaohu Wang (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)

3. Can the Perception of Rules as Controlling and Burdensome be

Managed?

Lene Holm Pedersen (Copenhagen Business School and KORA, Denmark)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 4-2

Improving Service Delivery and Policy Making Through Collaborative

Governance

Moderator: Yijia Jing

Time: 08:30am-09:40am Venue: Tian Lu, 3F

1. Balkanization in Collaborative Governance System: Empirical

Findings in Hong Kong Urban Community Service Networks

Helen K. Liu (The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)

2. Charting and Navigating the Fiscal Web: Financial Management of

U.S. Defense Weapons Acquisition Programs in an Era of Asymmetrical

Defense Threats

Robert S. Kravchuk (Indiana University, U.S.A.)

Mary Maureen Brown (University of North Carolina-Charlotte, U.S.A)

3. Hierarchy, Reflection, or Blame-Shifting: Collaborative Governance

and Performance Measurement

Jenny M Lewis (The University of Melbourne, Australia)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 5-1

Schemes for Rigorously Measuring Public Value and Performance

Moderator: Lene Holm Pedersen

Time: 09:55am-11:05am Venue: Ding Hu, 3F

1. Measurement Invariance in Public Service Motivation: Language or

Culture – a Precursor for Comparative Research Methods?

Wouter Vandenabeele (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)

Nina Van Loon (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)

2. Rational and Symbolic Use of Performance Measurement Systems in

the Views of Politicians and Managers: Antecedents and Implications

for Local Government Performance

Iris Saliterer (University of Klagenfurt, Australia)

Mariafrancesca Sicilia (University of Bergamo, Italy)

Ileana Steccolini (Bocconi University, Italy)

3. Does Public Value Capture the Citizen Voices on Transparency, Citizen

Satisfaction, and Government Performance across the Chinese Societies

of Shanghai, Taipei, and Kuala Lumpur

Jun Yi Hsieh (University of Taipei, Tai Wan, China)

Kai-Jo Fu (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China)

Pei Lee Teh (Monash University Malaysia)

4. A Study of Street Level Bureaucrats on their Perception of Ethics

Su Chong Chuang (National Chia-Yi University, Tai Wan, China)

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Tz-Li Wang (Southern Taiwan University of Technology, Taiwan, China)

Tsung-Shyan Shih (National Chia-Yi University, Tai Wan, China)

Wan Chi Wu (National Chia-Yi University, Tai Wan, China)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 5-2

Public Services Motivation

Moderator: James Perry

Time: 09:55am-11:05am Venue: Tian Lu, 3F

1. Long-run Productivity Growth in the Public Sector: Exploring the

Contribution of Public Service Motivation

Ranald Taylor (Murdoch University, Australia)

2. Does Training Enhance New Hires’ Self-Determination in Public

Service? A Quasi-Experimental Study

Chung-An Chen (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)

Don-Yun Chen (National Chengchi University, Tai Wan, China)

3. Self-Interest and Other Orientation in the Australian Public Service:

Implications for Employee Outcomes

Jeannette Taylor (The University of Western Australia, Australia)

4. Public Service Motivation and Whistle Blowing

Nina van Loon (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)

Wouter Vandenabeele (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)

Questions & Discussion

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Concurrent Session 6-1

Questions & Discussion

Emerging Challenges in Public Services Delivery

Moderator: Kaifeng Yang

Time: 11:20am-12:30pm Venue: Ding Hu, 3F

1. Strategic Orientation in Public Services Delivery: The Missing Link in

Effective Public Services Delivery?

Maria Cucciniello (Bocconi University, Italy)

Greta Nasi (Bocconi University, Italy)

Stephen P Osborne (The University of Edinburgh, U.K.)

2. Extending the Empirical Theory of Goal Ambiguity to Programs:

Finding Antecedents of Goal Ambiguity

Chan Su Jung (City University of Hong Kong, China)

3. Designing Public Spending Policies to Improve the Equity of Public

Services: Evidence from China

Lin Ye (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

Shaolong Wu (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

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Concurrent Session 6-2

New Approaches in a Networked Society: New Technologies, New Politics, and

New Citizens

Moderator: Stéphane Lavertu

Time: 11:20am-12:30pm Venue: Tian Lu, 3F

1. Collaboration, Bureaucratization and Socio-Political

Control–Understanding Network Governance in the Context of a

Reformist Party-State

Wei Li (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)

2. The Perception of Anti-corruption Efficacy in China: An Empirical

Analysis

Li Hui (Fudan University, China)

Ting Gong (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)

Hanyu Xiao (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)

3. Contractual Protection of Intellectual Property Rights

Yan Zhou (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

Questions & Discussion

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Concluding Roundtable: Looking Back and Moving Forward

Moderator: James Perry

Time: 13:00pm-14:00pm Venue: Xi Qiao & Gui Feng & Lian Hua

13:00-13:05 Prof. David Rosenbloom (American University, U.S.A.)

13:05-13:10 Prof. Hon S. Chan (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong,

China)

13:10-13:15 Prof. M. Jae Moon (Yonsei University, Korea)

13:15-13:20 Prof. Jun Ma (Sun Yat-sen University, China)

13:20-14:00 Questions & Discussion

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Contact Information of Participants

Name Institute/University Email

ADAMS, Samuel Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Ghana sadamss2000@yahoo.com

ANDERSEN, Lotte Bøgh Aarhus University, Denmark lotte@ps.au.dk

BAO, Jing The Chinese Public Administration Society, China baojing@mail.gov.cn

BERMAN, Evan Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand evanmberman@gmail.com

BROUCKER, Bruno KU Leuven Public Governance Institute, Belgium Bruno.Broucker@kuleuven.be

CAMPBELL, Jesse Chung-Ang University, Korea jessewcampbell@gmail.com

CHAN, S. Hon City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China sahschan@cityu.edu.hk

CHEN, Chung-An Nanyang Technological University, Singapore cchongan@gmail.com

CHRISTENSEN, Tom University of Oslo, Norway tom.christensen@stv.uio.no

CUCCINIELLO, Maria Bocconi University, Italy Maria.cucciniello@unibocconi

.it

DORSMAN, Stephan Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands Dorsman@fsw.eur.nl

DOWNE, James Cardiff University, The United Kingdom DowneJ@cardiff.ac.uk

FU, Kai-Jo Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China kaijofu@gmail.com

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Name Institute/University Email

GAO, Xiaoping The Chinese Public Administration Society, China xiaopinggao@sina.com

GONG, Ting City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China gong2@cityu.edu.hk

GUAN, Bing Sun Yat-sen University, China guanbing@mail.sysu.edu.cn

HAQUE, M. Shamsul National University of Singapore, Singapore polhaque@nus.edu.sg

HO, T. Alfred University of Kansas, USA alfredho@ku.edu

HONG, Sounman Yonsei University, Korea phdsmhong@gmail.com

JACOBSEN, Bøtcher Christian Aarhus University, Denmark ChristianJ@ps.au.dk

JING, Yijia Fudan University, China jingyj@fudan.edu.cn

JONES, Martin The University of Nottingham, UK martin.jones@ntu.ac.uk

HSIEH, Jun Yi University of Taipei, Taiwan, China strategic60@hotmail.com

JUNG, Chan Su City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China oraenby@gmail.com

KRAVCHUK, S. Robert Indiana University, USA kravchuk@indiana.edu

KURPIERZ, R. John Institute for Better Government Finance, USA JohnRKurpierz@gmail.com

KWON, Oyoung Yonsei University, Korea jinbaesul@hanmail.net

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Name Institute/University Email

LAVERTU, Stéphane Ohio State University, USA lavertu.1@osu.edu

LEE, Eunkook Yonsei University, Korea eklee@yonsei.ac.kr

LEE, Eunmi Yonsei University, Korea foodbo@msn.com

LEWIS, M Jenny The University of Melbourne, Australia jmlewis@unimelb.edu.au

LI, Wei Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China lwhk10@hotmail.com

LIANG, Jie Monash University, Australia xiaogan2008@gmail.com

LIU, K. Helen The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China hkliu9@hku.hk

LOON, Nina van Utrecht University, The Netherlands N.M.vanLoon@uu.nl

MA, Jun Sun Yat-sen University, China junma2002@hotmail.com

MOON, M. Jae Yonsei University, Korea mjaemoon@gmail.com

NASI, Greta Bocconi University, Italy Greta.nasi@unibocconi.it

NIELSEN, Poul Aaes Syddank University, Denmark Poul@ps.au.dk

NIU, Meili Sun Yat-sen University, China new_meili@126.com

PEDERSEN, Lene Holm

Copenhagen Business School, Denmark lhp.dbp@cbs.dk

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Name Institute/University Email

PERRY, James Lee Indiana University, USA perry@indiana.edu

PETROVSKY, Nicolai University of Kentucky, USA nicolai.petrovsky@uky.edu

RABOVSKY, M. Thomas Indiana University, USA rabovsky@indiana.edu;

trabovsky@gmail.com

ROSENBLOOM, David Boston University, USA rbloom@american.edu

RYKKJA, H. Lise University of Bergen, Norway Lise.Rykkja@uni.no

SMITH, A. Kenneth University of Washington, USA kensmith@uw.edu

STECCOLINI, Ileana Bocconi University, Italy Ileana.steccolini@sdabocconi.it

SU, Chong Chuang National Chia-Yi University, Taiwan, China make2win@gmail.com

SUL, Jinbae Yonsei University, Korea jinbaesul@hanmail.net

TAYLOR, Jeannette The University of Western Australia, Australia jeannette.taylor@uwa.edu.au

TAYLOR, Ronald Murdoch University, Australia ranald.taylor@murdoch.edu.au

TUMMERS, Lars Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands Tummers@fsw.eur.nl

VANDENABEELE,Wouter

Utrecht University, The Netherlands w.v.vandenabeele@uu.nl

VASHDI, R. Dana. University of Haifa, Israel dvashdi@poli.haifa.ac.il

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Name Institute/University Email

WAL, Zeger van der National University of Singapore, Singapore sppzvdw@nus.edu.sg

WANG, Tz-Li Southern Taiwan University of

Science and Technology, Taiwan, China

tlwangstust@mail.stust.edu.tw

WANG, Yin Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China

wangyinshufe2010@gmail.com

WONG, Wilson The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China wwong@cuhk.edu.hk

WU, Jiannan Xi’an Jiaotong University, China jnw@mail.xjtu.edu.cn

WU, Shaolong Sun Yat-sen University, China wslmoon@126.com

WYNEN, Jan KU Leuven Public Governance Institute, Belgium Jan.wynen@soc.kuleuven.be

XIA, Ying Sun Yat-sen University(China) xiaying62@gmail.com

XIAO, Hanyu City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China xiaohy1986@163.com

YAN, Bo Xi’an Jiaotong University, China yanbosir@mail.xjtu.edu.cn

YANG, Lihua Beihang University, China journeyylh@163.com

YANG, Kaifeng Florida State University, USA kyang@fsu.edu

YANG, Lijing University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands lijing-0616@163.com

YE, Lin Sun Yat-sen University, China linye123@gmail.com

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Name Institute/University Email

ZALMANOVITCH, Yair University of Haifa, Israel yairz@poli.haifa.ac.il

ZHANG, Youlang Nankai University, China zhangyoulang@gmail.com

ZHANG, Zhibin Nanyang Technological University, China zzb@ntu.edu.sg

ZHOU, Yan Sun Yat-sen University, China zhouyansk@hotmail.com

ZHU, Xufeng Tsinghua University, China zhuxufeng@tsinghua.edu.cn