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 The International Public Administration Review is indexed and abstracted in:

  • ECONLIT
  • CSA-Worldwide Political Science Abstracts
  • CSA PAIS-International (Public Affairs Information Service)
  • EGPA-PA@BABEL
  • IPSA - International Political Science Abstracts
  • EBSCO Publishing
  • IBSS - International Bibliography of the Social Sciences
  • PROQUEST

The International Public Administration Review is in the peer-review process:

  • Web of Science
  • Scopus
  • Current Contents
  • IBZ
  • Index to foreign legal periodicals

The International Public Administration Review (previous Administration) is an academic journal, covering different disciplines related to public administration, dealing with theoretical and practical issues of its administrative, juridical, economic, organisation and informatisation aspects.

In September 2003, The Faculty of Administration published the first issue of Uprava/Administration, an international journal fot theory and practice.
The readers of the journal are students, public sector employees and the wider public in Slovenia and abroad. Since 2009, the journal is indexed and abstracted in several bibliographic databases such as EGPA PA@BABEL, ECONLIT, IBSS, IPSA, CSA PAIS International, Proquest, CSA WPSA and EBSO. Our mayor plan is to include it to Web of Science and Scopus.

The Uprava/Administration journal should become the leading Slovene interdisciplinary scientific periodical for administration studies. A field as wide and as professionally diverse as administration studies provides plenty of opportunity for identifying theoretical and practical issues and finding solutions to them. The public administration system in Slovenia has undergone enormous changes in recent years, however, reforms are not completed yet. The Slovene public administration should become an administration a modern, democratic European country needs. That is why it is essential that experts have a decisive influence on its development, which includes publishing articles in the journal.

It is encouraging that along with the established experts from the field of administration students, young researchers and graduates contribute to the Uprava/Administration journal. Articles by foreign authors dealing with current theoretical issues or practical solutions in their countries are particularly valuable. All of this should lead to a more professional, better organised, more efficient, and above all, internationally comparable administration in Slovenia.


Stanka Setnikar Cankar, PhD.
Editor-in-Chief

 

 

 

 
Volume XI,  Number 1
March 2013


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Fakulteta za upravo, Mednarodna revija za javno upravo / International Public Administration Review, mrju@fu.uni-lj.si