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Fostering Evidence-Based Local Governance and Policy Innovation.

A peer-reviewed scholarly journal that publishes research on public policy, decentralization, regional autonomy, and government management.

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  • Publication Frequency 3× / Year April, August & December · 2025
  • Acceptance Rate 24% Selected through peer review
  • First Decision 142 Days 80% of manuscripts decided within this time
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Beyond Structural Simplification: Bureaucratic Cultural Transformation and Resistance to Organizational Change—Evidence From Tangerang Regency, Indonesia

Bureaucratic simplification in Indonesia was introduced to reduce hierarchical layers and promote a more agile, professional, and performance-oriented public administration; however, structural reform does not automatically transform deeply embedded bureaucratic cultures and work practices. This study examines the…

Food Safety Governance of Free Nutritious Meals Program: Integration of Hygiene and Sanitation Certification and Operational Supervision in Palembang

The Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program requires an effective food safety assurance system to prevent contamination and foodborne disease throughout all stages of food service operations. This study analyzed the implementation of the Hygiene and Sanitation Eligibility Certificate (SLHS) and operational supervision in…

Comparison of Village and Urban Ward Governance Performance in Tangerang Regency, Banten Province

Institutional differences between rural villages and urban villages may generate distinct governance strengths, although their implications for overall performance remain unclear. This study compares multidimensional governance performance between 28 rural villages selected through simple random sampling and all 28…

Curriculum Policy, Qualification Mismatch, and the Vocational Education Readiness Index in Batam's Free Trade Zone

The phenomenon of qualification mismatch among vocational high school graduates in Batam represents a paradox in the context of the free trade zone (FTZ), which demands skilled technical workers. This study evaluates the quality of vocational education policy and the relevance of vocational high school curricula to…

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