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The “accompaniment” of immigrants in irregular situation in access to public administration

Dueñas Díaz, Sofía; Tevez, Emilio. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 17 (2019): Primer semestre; pp. 131–159

Public policies and climate change: contributions to the problem of the multilevel coordination based on an analysis of municipal policies

Dalla Torre, Matías; Coronel, Diego. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 18 No. 34 (2020): Estado frente a desastres socioambientales y socionaturales-Mujeres, desastres y emergencias; pp. 89–121

Analysis of the process of formulation of the national land management policy in Costa Rica (pnot 2012–2040)

Alarcón Rivera, Johanna. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 17 (2019): Primer semestre; pp. 107–129

Operational excellence in public administration: initial assessment

Rico, Cristina. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 17 (2019): Primer semestre; pp. 39–79

State capacity for socionatural disasters: 27f in the sights of Chile

Cuevas Salazar, Viviana; Flores Pérez, Camila. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 18 No. 34 (2020): Estado frente a desastres socioambientales y socionaturales-Mujeres, desastres y emergencias; pp. 43-66

Mechanisms of citizen participation in Mexico, an analysis and a comparison of the national sub-national rules

García Hernández, Joaquín. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 17 (2019): Primer semestre; pp. 161–194

Before corruption: transparency, accountability and democratic participatory institutions

Mariñez Navarro, Freddy. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 17 (2019): Primer semestre; pp. 81–106

Innovation in decision making: Result oriented management as a supporting tool for public service executives

Figueroa Huencho, Verónica. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 10 No. 19 (2012); pp. 81 / 101

Innovation in public organizations and services: The missing link? A starting point for a transition towards open and collaborative innovation

Ramírez-Alujas, Álvaro V.. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 10 No. 19 (2012); pp. 5 / 50

Teaching public policy through role-playing. An analysis of the experience of the Faculty of Social Science of the Universidad de la República (Uruguay): 2010-2011.

Bentancur, Nicolás. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 9 No. 18 (2011); pp. 125 -145

Public-private partnerships as generators of innovation in public service organizations: Thoughts based on the Chilean experience

Pliscoff Varas, Cristián; Araya, Juan Pablo. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 10 No. 19 (2012); pp. 173 / 198

Public Procurement Objectives From an International Perpective. Why it Necessary to control procurement and what causes Inefficient Control?

Ochsenius Robinson, Iván. Estado, Gobierno y Gestión Pública; Vol. 14 No. 28 (2016); pp. 35-61

Estado, Gobierno, Gestión Pública: Recent submissions

The “accompaniment” of immigrants in irregular situation in access to public administration

Public policies and climate change: contributions to the problem of the multilevel coordination based on an analysis of municipal policies

Analysis of the process of formulation of the national land management policy in Costa Rica (pnot 2012–2040)

Operational excellence in public administration: initial assessment

State capacity for socionatural disasters: 27f in the sights of Chile

Mechanisms of citizen participation in Mexico, an analysis and a comparison of the national sub-national rules

Before corruption: transparency, accountability and democratic participatory institutions

Innovation in decision making: Result oriented management as a supporting tool for public service executives

Innovation in public organizations and services: The missing link? A starting point for a transition towards open and collaborative innovation

Teaching public policy through role-playing. An analysis of the experience of the Faculty of Social Science of the Universidad de la República (Uruguay): 2010-2011.

Public-private partnerships as generators of innovation in public service organizations: Thoughts based on the Chilean experience

Towards innovative models of management in public administration: The case of Chile’s Public Postal Service

Telecentres: Innovation tools in the service of democracy in a networked society

Policy Transfer as a source of Government Innovation : Promises and Risks

Cultural reform in Chile: An example of polarization in public policy management

Technocracy as a form of consensus. Evidence from Santiago’s Public Transportation System.

Challenges of the institutionality in parvular education in chile. Analysis from the educational reform 2014–2018

Denied odors of the aging body in the processes of significance of abuse in contemporary Chile

Indigenous peoples and the armed forces in Chile: challenges of constitutional recognition

Public Procurement Objectives From an International Perpective. Why it Necessary to control procurement and what causes Inefficient Control?

Estado, Gobierno, Gestión Pública: Recent submissions

The “accompaniment” of immigrants in irregular situation in access to public administration ﻿

Public policies and climate change: contributions to the problem of the multilevel coordination based on an analysis of municipal policies ﻿

Analysis of the process of formulation of the national land management policy in Costa Rica (pnot 2012–2040) ﻿

Operational excellence in public administration: initial assessment ﻿

State capacity for socionatural disasters: 27f in the sights of Chile ﻿

Mechanisms of citizen participation in Mexico, an analysis and a comparison of the national sub-national rules ﻿

Before corruption: transparency, accountability and democratic participatory institutions ﻿

Innovation in decision making: Result oriented management as a supporting tool for public service executives ﻿

Innovation in public organizations and services: The missing link? A starting point for a transition towards open and collaborative innovation ﻿

Teaching public policy through role-playing. An analysis of the experience of the Faculty of Social Science of the Universidad de la República (Uruguay): 2010-2011. ﻿

Public-private partnerships as generators of innovation in public service organizations: Thoughts based on the Chilean experience ﻿

Towards innovative models of management in public administration: The case of Chile’s Public Postal Service ﻿

Telecentres: Innovation tools in the service of democracy in a networked society ﻿

Policy Transfer as a source of Government Innovation : Promises and Risks ﻿

Cultural reform in Chile: An example of polarization in public policy management ﻿

Technocracy as a form of consensus. Evidence from Santiago’s Public Transportation System. ﻿

Challenges of the institutionality in parvular education in chile. Analysis from the educational reform 2014–2018 ﻿

Denied odors of the aging body in the processes of significance of abuse in contemporary Chile ﻿

Indigenous peoples and the armed forces in Chile: challenges of constitutional recognition ﻿

Public Procurement Objectives From an International Perpective. Why it Necessary to control procurement and what causes Inefficient Control? ﻿

The “accompaniment” of immigrants in irregular situation in access to public administration

Public policies and climate change: contributions to the problem of the multilevel coordination based on an analysis of municipal policies

Analysis of the process of formulation of the national land management policy in Costa Rica (pnot 2012–2040)

Operational excellence in public administration: initial assessment

State capacity for socionatural disasters: 27f in the sights of Chile

Mechanisms of citizen participation in Mexico, an analysis and a comparison of the national sub-national rules

Before corruption: transparency, accountability and democratic participatory institutions

Innovation in decision making: Result oriented management as a supporting tool for public service executives

Innovation in public organizations and services: The missing link? A starting point for a transition towards open and collaborative innovation

Teaching public policy through role-playing. An analysis of the experience of the Faculty of Social Science of the Universidad de la República (Uruguay): 2010-2011.

Public-private partnerships as generators of innovation in public service organizations: Thoughts based on the Chilean experience

Towards innovative models of management in public administration: The case of Chile’s Public Postal Service

Telecentres: Innovation tools in the service of democracy in a networked society

Policy Transfer as a source of Government Innovation : Promises and Risks

Cultural reform in Chile: An example of polarization in public policy management

Technocracy as a form of consensus. Evidence from Santiago’s Public Transportation System.

Challenges of the institutionality in parvular education in chile. Analysis from the educational reform 2014–2018

Denied odors of the aging body in the processes of significance of abuse in contemporary Chile

Indigenous peoples and the armed forces in Chile: challenges of constitutional recognition

Public Procurement Objectives From an International Perpective. Why it Necessary to control procurement and what causes Inefficient Control?