Citizens' Perceptions of Politics and Ethics in Public Administration: A Five-Year National Study of Their Relationship to Satisfaction with Services, Trust in Governance, and Voice Orientations

In recent decades organizational politics (OP) has become a growing field of interest in managerial studies. To date, the major scholarly effort has been dedicated to the exploration of intraorganizational politics based on employees' perceptions. However, one of the important aspects of this p...

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Published in:	Journal of public administration research and theory 2007-04, Vol.17 (2), p.285-305
Main Author:	Eran Vigoda-Gadot
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Bureaucracy Citizens Consumers Corporate governance Correlation analysis Customers Effectiveness Efficacy Employees Ethics General Public Governance Government agencies Government bureaucracy Israel Management Organizational behavior Organizational behaviour Organizational environment Perception Perceptions Perceptual organization Political attitudes Political behavior Political ethics Political organizations Political participation Political science Politics Polls & surveys Public Administration Public Sector Satisfaction Studies Trust Turnover Work environment
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