The Journal of Public Administration Research (JPAR) aims to advance theoretical and empirical knowledge in public administration, policy, and management. It publishes high-quality research on a wide range of topics, including organizational theory, public management, policy analysis, administrative law, public budgeting and finance, human resource management, and comparative public administration. JPAR welcomes diverse methodological approaches and interdisciplinary studies that integrate insights from political science, economics, sociology, and law. Emphasizing global perspectives, the journal features research from both developed and developing countries to understand universal and context-specific aspects of public administration. In addition to original research articles, JPAR includes review articles, case studies, and book reviews, and promotes dialogue through special issues and symposia. Serving scholars, practitioners, and policymakers, JPAR seeks to enhance public sector effectiveness, efficiency, and equity, contributing to improved governance and public service worldwide.