Aim and Scope

Aim

TATANUSA aims to promote high-quality scholarly research and critical discourse on the transformation of the public sector, with particular emphasis on public administration, public policy, governance, institutional reform, innovation, digital transformation, and public service development. The journal seeks to bridge academic research, policy development, and public sector practice by publishing studies that provide theoretically sound, empirically supported, and practically relevant insights for strengthening public institutions and governance.

Scope

TATANUSA welcomes original research articles, conceptual papers, and evidence-based studies within, but not limited to, the following areas:

1. Public Administration and Public Management
2. Public Policy and Policy Analysis
3. Governance and Institutional Transformation
4. Public Sector Innovation
5. Digital Government and E-Government
6. Smart Government and Digital Transformation
7. Bureaucratic Reform and Institutional Development
8. Public Service Management and Innovation
9. Public Sector Leadership and Organizational Change
10. Accountability, Transparency, and Integrity in the Public Sector
11. Collaborative, Participatory, and Network Governance
12. Citizen-Centered Governance and Public Services
13. Public Sector Performance and Organizational Effectiveness
14. Sustainable and Inclusive Public Sector Development
15. Contemporary Challenges in Public Sector Transformation

The journal particularly values studies that examine the relationship between institutional capacity, technological change, policy innovation, organizational transformation, and societal needs in shaping more effective, responsive, accountable, and sustainable public governance.