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Select the first letter of the journal title from the alphabetical list.

 
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Brynard PA: 2009. Policy implementation - Is policy learning a myth or an imperative?. Administratio Publica, 17 (4) / Nov, pp 13-27, Full Text

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Ijeoma EOC: 2009. Mainstreaming the youth in Africa's development: The role of NEPAD. Commonwealth Youth & Development, 7 (1) / Jul, pp 2-17, Full Text

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Kruger M: 2009. Designing management development programmes for improved service delivery. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 607-625, Full Text

Fourie DJ: 2009. Ethical conduct as the cornerstone of public sector procurement. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 626-637, Full Text

Fourie DJ: 2009. Institutional mechanisms and good governance: A perspective on the South African public sector. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (4) / Dec, pp 1114-1123, Full Text

Brynard PA: 2009. Mapping the factors that influence policy implementation. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 557-577, Full Text

Ijeoma EOC: 2009. Policy dilemmas and prospects towards meeting the millennium development goals (MDGs) in Africa. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 578-594, Full Text

Kuye JO: 2009. Public policy targeting and educational reforms: issues, trends and options for a developmental state. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 595-606, Full Text

Thornhill C: 2009. Intergovernmental relations: The case of co-operative local government. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 671-687, Full Text

van Rooyen EJ: 2009. Utilising the ward committee system to promote urban food security in the City of Johannesburg. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 714-726, Full Text

Tshiyoyo MM: 2009. Public service delivery in the Democratic Republic of Congo: An overview of leadership, governance and public policy interrogation. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 771-779, Full Text

van Dijk HG: 2009. Administration vs. talent: The administrative context for talent management. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.1) / Oct, pp 520-530, Full Text

Ijeoma EOC: 2009. Globalisation of leadership and governance for development: Quo vadis?. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.2) / Oct, pp 57-69, Full Text

Luthuli TB: 2009. From compliance to performance: A leadership challenge in the South African public service. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3) / Sep, pp 460-469, Full Text

Malan LP: 2009. Co-operative environmental management: the applicability of a multi-dimensional model. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (4) / Dec, pp 1138-1148, Full Text

Brynard PA: 2009. Policy learning as a requirement for service delivery improvement. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3.2) / Oct, pp 36-46, Full Text

Chelechele T: 2009. Skills development in the South African public service: Problems and solutions. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (1) / Mar, pp 44-57, Full Text

Koma SB: 2009. Conceptualisation and contexualisation of corporate governance in the South African public sector: Issues, trends and prospects. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (3) / Sep, pp 451-459, Full Text

Brynard PA: 2009. Civic engagement and public policy implementation: The child support grant. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (2) / Jun, pp 312-326, Full Text

Ijeoma EOC: 2009. Globalisation: Transforming policies and the role of the states. Journal of Public Administration, 44 (1) / Mar, pp 81-96, Full Text

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Koma SB: 2009. Addressing skills gap in senior public management. New Agenda:South African Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 33 (1), pp 28-29.

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