Government, Public Administration and Decision Review

Government, Public Administration and Decision Review is a peer-reviewed academic journal that focuses on the study of governance, public administration, and decision-making processes in contemporary public and institutional contexts. The journal provides a scholarly platform for theoretical exploration, empirical research, and critical analysis related to public sector management, public policy formulation and implementation, governance innovation, and evidence-based decision making at local, national, and global levels.

The journal publishes research that offers meaningful contributions for scholars, policymakers, public administrators, and practitioners in understanding how governmental institutions operate, adapt, and respond to complex societal challenges. Emphasis is placed on decision-making frameworks, administrative reforms, public service performance, leadership in the public sector, and the use of data, technology, and analytical tools in improving policy outcomes and administrative effectiveness.

Government, Public Administration and Decision Review encourages interdisciplinary perspectives by integrating insights from political science, public management, economics, law, sociology, and decision sciences. The journal welcomes both qualitative and quantitative research methods, including policy analysis, comparative studies, case studies, and data-driven approaches. Through the dissemination of rigorous and relevant research, this journal aims to bridge theory and practice, support good governance, and promote transparent, accountable, and effective public administration in an evolving global environment.