MPA699: Capstone Public Administration: Home

Sage Journals Online (SJO)  has strong content in many fields, including Public Administration, Criminal Justice, and Management and Organizational Studies.  If you search all SJO titles, articles most relevant to your search term will be displayed first.  However, if you would like to focus on one of the subsets listed above, then use the "Advanced Search" option.  From the "Advanced Search Screen" you can limit the search to:

1)  "Public Administration Journals". (Public Administration, Criminal Justice and Management and Organizational Studies are all sub-topics within "Social Sciences & Humanities".)  Look at the middle of the screen for the words "Search Within".  Select the Radio Button "Select from a list of disciplines".  A list of main subject categories will appear.  Click on the "Plus sign" next to the category "Social Sciences & Humanities".  A full list of subtopics will then open.

2)  A specific journal title.  In the search boxes area at the top of the screen, drop down the "All Fields" menu and select "Journal Name".

Public Administration Journals in SJO include:

• Administration & Society
• American Review of Public Administration
• Global Social Policy
• International Review of Administrative Sciences
• Journal of Infrastructure Development
• Local Economy:  The Journal of the Local Economy Policy Unit.
• Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly
• Planning Theory
• Public Personnel Management
• Public Policy and Administration
• Public Works Management & Policy
• Review of Public Personnel Administration
• State and Local Government Review
• Teaching Public Administration
• Work Future Review

ABI/Inform is strong in the area of Human Resources Management and Budgeting and Resource Allocation as well as Public Administration.

Business Source Elite is strong in the area of Human Resources Management and Budgeting and Resource Allocation as well as Public Administration. It includes the following Public Administration Journals:

• Public Administration Quarterly
• Public Administration Review