Focus and Scope

Journal Governance Bureaucratic Review is a peer-reviewed academic journal that focuses on the study of governance, public administration, and bureaucratic reforms across various institutional, national, and regional contexts. The journal aims to advance knowledge, practice, and policy related to effective governance and accountable bureaucracy in both developed and developing countries. The journal welcomes original research articles, literature reviews, conceptual papers, case studies, and policy analyses that address key issues and challenges in governance and bureaucracy, including but not limited to:

Focus Areas:

Public Sector Reform

Bureaucratic transformation
E-government and digital governance
Performance-based public administration
Transparency and accountability mechanisms

Governance Innovations

Collaborative and participatory governance
Multi-level and network governance
Smart city governance and technological integration
Adaptive and resilient governance systems

Policy and Institutional Analysis

Public policy design and implementation
Institutional quality and regulatory frameworks
Political economy of bureaucratic behavior
Corruption prevention and integrity systems

Comparative Bureaucracy

Comparative studies of bureaucratic systems
Lessons from international governance practices
Regional governance dynamics in ASEAN, EU, and other blocs

Public Service Delivery

Efficiency, equity, and innovation in service delivery
Bureaucratic responsiveness and citizen satisfaction
Decentralization and local governance practices

Public Management and Organizational Studies

Human resource management in public institutions
Bureaucratic culture, leadership, and decision-making
Organizational change and institutional development