The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed changes on governments across the world. Scholars
responded to this crisis with a wide range of comparative studies and theoretical alternatives …

In recent years, the literature on public health interventions and health outcomes in the
context of epidemic and pandemic response has grown immensely. However, relatively few …

The COVID-19 global pandemic has challenged governance practices around the world and
led to calls for reform to better fit newly emerged expectations. Studies have identified …

This study analyses the continuity of operations and the building of organizational resilience
efforts in nine city governments from the Northeast region in the US during the COVID-19 …

The dimension of time has been neglected in the practice and research of public
administration for decades. By develo** a framework to guide the quantification and …

Based on the existing literature on government policy and crisis management, this article
provides an internal-external and vertical-horizontal coordination framework with which to …

Learning is imperative in government responses to crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. This
study examines the South Korean and United States governments' responses to COVID-19 …

Research on COVID‐19 responses has largely focused on national governments.
Meanwhile, the crisis management literature has noted that such “transboundary crises” …

The political affiliation of governors has been highlighted as the most important predictor of a
state's aggressiveness in responding to the pandemic, that is, Democratic governors …

Recent disasters occurring as natural events, industrial incidents, and public health crises,
impose unprecedented challenges to humans and communities. Increasing uncertainty and …