Despite the increasing number of publications on organizational reputation in the public
administration throughout the last two decades, no systematic review has been conducted to …

This article proposes a reputation‐based approach to account for two core puzzles of
accountability. The first is the misfit between behavioral predictions of the hegemonic …

Accountability is said to be about the management of expectations. Empirical studies reveal
considerable variation in organizational interest, intensity, and investment in accountability …

While organizations today make extensive use of complex algorithms, the notion of
algorithmic accountability remains an elusive ideal due to the opacity and fluidity of …

Voters reward or punish politicians by deeming them responsible for positive and negative
outcomes, but how, in turn, do politicians attribute responsibility to those who actually deliver …

When the term reputation is used about public sector organizations, the connotation that
most likely comes to mind is 'bad.'Because government organizations have been associated …

This article aims to explain two contrasting cases of bureaucratic cooperation: the
cooperation practices of two similar European agencies–Europol and Frontex–with …

The book offers a solid theory and conceptualization of technocratic politics and the
technocratic challenge is analyzed empirically at all levels of the national and supra-national …

Targeted transparency has become an essential tool for regulation. Through information
disclosure, regulatory agencies try to get regulated companies to improve their practices and …

Reputation is of growing interest for the study of public bureaucracies, but a measurement
that can discern between the subdimensions of reputation and is validated on real‐life …