The International Institute of Administrative Sciences and the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration invite readers, authors, and the broader public administration community to meet the new editorial board of Developments in Administration (DinA), the Institute’s open-access journal.
Bringing together distinguished experts from across regions and disciplines, the board reflects the journal’s global ambition and intellectual diversity. The journal is led by Editor-in-Chief Purshottama Sivanarain (PS) Reddy, alongside Hideaki Shiroyama, Paul Joyce, Diana Vicher, Tamer Karmout, Takeshi Fukaya, Hong Liu, Shri S N Tripathi, Liza C. Van J Jaarsveldt, Sofiane Sahraoui and Marco De la Cruz, who also serves as Managing Editor.
DinA is an international, double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing research in public administration, development studies, and area studies. It actively encourages submissions reflecting non-Western perspectives and contexts, while fostering innovative and comparative approaches to contemporary governance challenges.
The editorial board plays a central role in this mission, guiding the journal’s direction and ensuring both academic rigor and global relevance.
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