Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review
COVID-19 has revealed the policy capacity of some governance institutions, both resilience and vulnerability. Hence, this circumstance has demanded public administration scholars and practitioners to rethink the existing governance practices, particularly in making effective crisis-related polici...
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id-langga.1255902023-05-03T04:06:03Z https://repository.unair.ac.id/125590/ Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review Antun Mardiyanta, - Calvin Nathan Wijaya, - H Social Sciences COVID-19 has revealed the policy capacity of some governance institutions, both resilience and vulnerability. Hence, this circumstance has demanded public administration scholars and practitioners to rethink the existing governance practices, particularly in making effective crisis-related policies. This paper reviewed primary and secondary studies exploring the application of policy capacity competencies in facilitating COVID-19 handling in Asia. In achieving so, we did a systematic literature review of relevant studies published between January and October 2020. Applying the agreed search term to several databases, we found 2541 studies, while merely 30 were included for review. Findings from the studies are predominantly closely linked to operational capacity (n = 21). Other studies are related to political and analytical capacity (n = 14 and 7, retrospectively). We found that there are some dilemmas and inadequacy of understanding concerning the role of features in certain capacities (such as technology use versus individual privacy, the paradox of trust and legitimacy, or centralisation versus decentralisation), particularly in thetimeofcrisis,whichisacallingforfutureresearch Wiley-Blackwell 2022 Article PeerReviewed text en https://repository.unair.ac.id/125590/1/2%20Policy%20capacity.pdf text en https://repository.unair.ac.id/125590/8/2.%20Korespondensi%20Policy%20capacity.pdf text en https://repository.unair.ac.id/125590/3/2.%20Turnitin%20Policy%20Capacity.pdf text en https://repository.unair.ac.id/125590/9/2.Validasi%20policy%20capacity.pdf Antun Mardiyanta, - and Calvin Nathan Wijaya, - (2022) Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review. Journal of Public Affairs, 23 (1). pp. 1-18. ISSN e-ISSN 14723891, 14791854 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/pa.2835 |
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COVID-19 has revealed the policy capacity of some governance institutions, both
resilience and vulnerability. Hence, this circumstance has demanded public administration
scholars and practitioners to rethink the existing governance practices, particularly in
making effective crisis-related policies. This paper reviewed primary and secondary studies
exploring the application of policy capacity competencies in facilitating COVID-19
handling in Asia. In achieving so, we did a systematic literature review of relevant studies
published between January and October 2020. Applying the agreed search term to several
databases, we found 2541 studies, while merely 30 were included for review. Findings
from the studies are predominantly closely linked to operational capacity (n = 21). Other
studies are related to political and analytical capacity (n = 14 and 7, retrospectively). We
found that there are some dilemmas and inadequacy of understanding concerning the
role of features in certain capacities (such as technology use versus individual privacy, the
paradox of trust and legitimacy, or centralisation versus decentralisation), particularly in
thetimeofcrisis,whichisacallingforfutureresearch |
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Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review |
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Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review |
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Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review |
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Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review |
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Policy Capacity during COVID‐19 in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review |
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policy capacity during covid‐19 in asia: a systematic literature review |
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