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Select article: How Organizational Citizenship Behaviors Are Distorted as a Coping Strategy on the Frontline: The Roles of Bureaucratic Control and Red Tape

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First published 2026

How Organizational Citizenship Behaviors Are Distorted as a Coping Strategy on the Frontline: The Roles of Bureaucratic Control and Red Tape

Suyang Yu, Wei Liu

Review of Public Personnel Administration

Select article: Public Policy and the Origins of Bureaucratic Red Tape

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First published 2016-8

Public Policy and the Origins of Bureaucratic Red Tape

Barry Bozeman, Derrick M. Anderson

Administration & Society

Select article: Bureaucratic Red Tape and Formalization: Untangling Conceptual Knots

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First published 1996-03

Bureaucratic Red Tape and Formalization: Untangling Conceptual Knots

Barry Bozeman, Patrick Scott

The American Review of Public Administration

Select article: Frictions on Both sides of the Counter? A Study of Red Tape Among Street-Level Bureaucrats and Administrative Burden Among Their Clients

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Frictions on Both sides of the Counter? A Study of Red Tape Among Street-Level Bureaucrats and Administrative Burden Among Their Clients

Jonas Krogh Madsen

Administration & Society

Select article: Bureaucracy and Public Employee Behavior

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Bureaucracy and Public Employee Behavior

Mary K. Feeney, Leisha DeHart-Davis

Review of Public Personnel Administration

Select article: The costs and benefits of ‘red tape’: Anti-bureaucratic structure and gender inequity in a science research organization

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First published 2011-6

The costs and benefits of ‘red tape’: Anti-bureaucratic structure and gender inequity in a science research organization

Wendy D. Roth, Gerhard Sonnert

Social Studies of Science

Select article: Rationale and process transparency do not reduce perceived red tape: evidence from a survey experiment

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Rationale and process transparency do not reduce perceived red tape: evidence from a survey experiment

Wesley Kaufmann, Alex Ingrams, Daan Jacobs

International Review of Administrative Sciences

Select article: Comparing the Employability of Public and Private Employees: The Role of PSM and Red Tape in Linking Employability and Work Engagement

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First published 2025-9

Comparing the Employability of Public and Private Employees: The Role of PSM and Red Tape in Linking Employability and Work Engagement

Rick T. Borst, Rutger Blom, Wouter Vandenabeele

Public Personnel Management

Select article: Understanding Affective Organizational Commitment

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First published 2011-11

Understanding Affective Organizational Commitment

Edmund C. Stazyk, Sanjay K. Pandey, Bradley E. Wright

The American Review of Public Administration

Select article: Litigation: A Strategy for Attaining Equality in Public Education

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First published 1974-07

Litigation: A Strategy for Attaining Equality in Public Education

David Sanchez

The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science

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