Representative Bureaucracy Through Staff With Lived Experience: Peer Coproduction in the Field of Substance Use Disorder Treatment [0.03%]
具有亲身经历的员工实现代表性官僚制的新路径——以物质使用障碍治疗领域为例
Sunggeun Ethan Park
Sunggeun Ethan Park
This study extends the representative bureaucracy literature by theorizing and empirically testing how staff sharing lived experience with service users can serve as user representatives in service provision processes (i.e., the peer coprod...
Do National Service Programs Improve Subjective Well-Being in Communities? [0.03%]
国家服务项目能否提升社区的主观幸福感?
Kristopher Velasco,Pamela Paxton,Robert W Ressler et al.
Kristopher Velasco et al.
Since the creation of Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) in 1964 and AmeriCorps in 1993, a stated goal of national service programs has been to strengthen the overall health of communities across the United States. But whether nationa...
Interactive Governance Between and Within Governmental Levels and Functions: A Social Network Analysis of China's Case Against COVID-19 [0.03%]
抗击新冠肺炎中中国政府互动治理的网络分析
Dongmin Yao,Jing Li,Yijing Chen et al.
Dongmin Yao et al.
COVID-19 has created long-lasting yet unprecedented challenges worldwide. In addition to scientific efforts, political efforts and public administration are also crucial to contain the disease. Therefore, understanding how multi-level gover...
A Life Worth Living: Evidence on the Relationship Between Prosocial Values and Happiness [0.03%]
值得过的生活:亲社会价值观与幸福感之间的关系证据
Donald P Moynihan,Thomas DeLeire,Kohei Enami
Donald P Moynihan
Employees with a desire to help others provide benefits to their organization, clients, and fellow workers, but what do they get in return? We argue that the prosocial desire to help others is a basic human goal that matters to an individua...
Fowles, J.; Butler, J. S.; Cowen et al.
Fowles et al.
Zeemering, E. S.
Zeemering
The Roles of Regional Organizations for Interlocal Resource Exchange: Complement or Substitute? [0.03%]
Kwon, S.-W.; Feiock, R. C.; Bae et al.
Kwon et al.
Osborne, S. P.; Radnor, Z.; Nasi et al.
Osborne et al.