Is impartiality enough? Government impartiality and citizens' perceptions of public service quality

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RT @sktapasvi: Access to public services, which is the function of several socioeconomic, demographic, and spatial factors, gets poorly imp…

02 Feb 2022

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Access to public services, which is the function of several socioeconomic, demographic, and spatial factors, gets poorly impacted by lack of impartiality on the part of government functionaries.

30 Jan 2022

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@gabi_kw @AkshayMangla @_adasgupta Excuse us for self promotion.Our article examines bureaucratic impartiality and public service quality, and the heterogeneous impact of bureaucratic impartiality @MehmetdNUS https://t.co/6IL7dxodVg

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RT @kohei2009: Muchas gracias! Thank you very much for your kind introduction of our @Gov_Journal paper with @MehmetdNUS in Spanish @PA_Uni…

25 Jul 2021

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