Amandine Lerusse
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4385042 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Amandine Lerusse |
| PRENOMES | Amandine |
| SOBRENOME | Lerusse |
| ASSINATURA | LERUSSE A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Leiden University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8835-7247 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Searching near and far? Search distance and performance below historical and social aspirations
Performance management systems generate feedback intended to guide public managers toward performance improvement. A central but underexplored question is where public managers search for information to generate solutions when performance falls below aspiration levels. This study employs a three-dimensional conceptualization of information search, distinguishing a disciplinary, spatial, and temporal dimension, to examine how performance below his…
Situated Attention in Political Decision‐Making
Prioritization between societal issues is a necessary component of political decision‐making at the helm of governance. The attention‐based view explains how performance below aspirations directs political attention to a singular policy domain, but leaves unaddressed how politicians prioritize between multiple performance shortfalls across policy domains. This article provides a framework and an experimental test of situated attention that explai…
Understanding the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence in Local Government Decision‐Making
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly being integrated into public sector decision‐making processes, with public managers relying on them to enhance their capabilities. As AI adoption becomes more widespread, discussions about its advantages and drawbacks intensify, alongside growing external expectations and pressures. However, the extent to which these pressures influence AI adoption remains unclear. Drawing on institutional the…
Issue prioritisation decisions by local politicians
When taking issue prioritisation decisions within local governments, politicians have to process extensive performance information that includes multiple dimensions. As politicians are subject to cognitive constraints, this study advances our understanding of issue prioritisation decisions through a behavioural perspective, integrating arguments from the literature on performance information and order effects. More specifically, this study invest…
Performance information and issue prioritization by political and managerial decision-makers
Issue prioritization is the first stage of attention-based theories of decision-making, but remains theoretically and empirically uncharted territory in public administration research. We propose and test how issue prioritization is informed by the characteristics of the performance information on which decision-makers rely, in particular its source (internal or external information), nature (objective or subjective information), aspiration level…
Public officials’ interpretation of conflicting performance information
When public officials evaluate service providers’ performance, this evaluation is influenced by their preferences for the public or private provision of services. However, these so-called governance preferences often conflict with public officials’ preferences for certain performance measures during evaluation processes. Building on goal reprioritization theory, this study examines how public officials behave in situations where their governance …
What motivates users to report service‐related issues? A study on coproduction in a smart public service
Public service providers increasingly encourage users to actively coproduce as a means to enhance public service provision. But what drives users to coproduce? Using a unique combination of survey and actual behavior log‐data of 9992 smart public service users who reported service‐related issues, we examine the extent to which users' self‐centered and community‐centered motivations are associated with their actual reporting behavior as well as th…
Buying from Local Providers
Governance preferences influence how public officials process performance data about service providers. Based on motivated reasoning theory, we examine the extent to which local delivery preferences—preferences for contracting with local service providers over contracting with non‐local ones—influence public managers' and politicians' interpretation of performance data. We firstly expect public officials to misinterpret evidence that contradicts …
Local politicians’ preferences in public procurement
Governments do not exclusively buy from the cheapest bidder and increasingly use public procurement as a policy instrument to achieve wider environmental, innovative and social objectives. Past studies have shown the process of government contracting to be connected to political factors. This paper studies the extent to which politicians’ preferences for price and non-price criteria in the contract awarding stage are associated with politicians’ …
Public managers’ valuation of secondary policy objectives in public procurement – results from a discrete choice experiment
Governments are increasingly linking public procurement contracts to the attainment of secondary policy objectives. While not challenging the continuing dominance of price, this changes how service providers are selected. This study examines how public managers value environmental, innovative, and social goals against price in the public procurement of waste collection at the municipal level in Belgium. Using a discrete choice experiment, we stud…
Understanding channel choice in users' reporting behavior
Public service producers are heavily investing in the development and implementation of more efficient new digital channels to engage users in citizen sourcing efforts, such as the reporting of public service-related issues. Nevertheless, user-reporters have continued to favor earlier implemented channels including traditional (e.g., phone, office) and e-government channels (e.g., web, email) over new digital channels such as m-government channel…
Local politicians’ preferences in public procurement
Governments do not exclusively buy from the cheapest bidder and increasingly use public procurement as a policy instrument to achieve wider environmental, innovative and social objectives. Past studies have shown the process of government contracting to be connected to political factors. This paper studies the extent to which politicians’ preferences for price and non-price criteria in the contract awarding stage are associated with politicians’ …
Performance information and issue prioritization by political and managerial decision-makers
Issue prioritization is the first stage of attention-based theories of decision-making, but remains theoretically and empirically uncharted territory in public administration research. We propose and test how issue prioritization is informed by the characteristics of the performance information on which decision-makers rely, in particular its source (internal or external information), nature (objective or subjective information), aspiration level…
What motivates users to report service‐related issues? A study on coproduction in a smart public service
Public service providers increasingly encourage users to actively coproduce as a means to enhance public service provision. But what drives users to coproduce? Using a unique combination of survey and actual behavior log‐data of 9992 smart public service users who reported service‐related issues, we examine the extent to which users' self‐centered and community‐centered motivations are associated with their actual reporting behavior as well as th…
Understanding the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence in Local Government Decision‐Making
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly being integrated into public sector decision‐making processes, with public managers relying on them to enhance their capabilities. As AI adoption becomes more widespread, discussions about its advantages and drawbacks intensify, alongside growing external expectations and pressures. However, the extent to which these pressures influence AI adoption remains unclear. Drawing on institutional the…
Issue prioritisation decisions by local politicians
When taking issue prioritisation decisions within local governments, politicians have to process extensive performance information that includes multiple dimensions. As politicians are subject to cognitive constraints, this study advances our understanding of issue prioritisation decisions through a behavioural perspective, integrating arguments from the literature on performance information and order effects. More specifically, this study invest…
Understanding channel choice in users' reporting behavior
Public service producers are heavily investing in the development and implementation of more efficient new digital channels to engage users in citizen sourcing efforts, such as the reporting of public service-related issues. Nevertheless, user-reporters have continued to favor earlier implemented channels including traditional (e.g., phone, office) and e-government channels (e.g., web, email) over new digital channels such as m-government channel…
Understanding channel choice in users' reporting behavior
Public service producers are heavily investing in the development and implementation of more efficient new digital channels to engage users in citizen sourcing efforts, such as the reporting of public service-related issues. Nevertheless, user-reporters have continued to favor earlier implemented channels including traditional (e.g., phone, office) and e-government channels (e.g., web, email) over new digital channels such as m-government channel…
Public managers’ valuation of secondary policy objectives in public procurement – results from a discrete choice experiment
Governments are increasingly linking public procurement contracts to the attainment of secondary policy objectives. While not challenging the continuing dominance of price, this changes how service providers are selected. This study examines how public managers value environmental, innovative, and social goals against price in the public procurement of waste collection at the municipal level in Belgium. Using a discrete choice experiment, we stud…
Buying from Local Providers
Governance preferences influence how public officials process performance data about service providers. Based on motivated reasoning theory, we examine the extent to which local delivery preferences—preferences for contracting with local service providers over contracting with non‐local ones—influence public managers' and politicians' interpretation of performance data. We firstly expect public officials to misinterpret evidence that contradicts …
Local politicians’ preferences in public procurement
Governments do not exclusively buy from the cheapest bidder and increasingly use public procurement as a policy instrument to achieve wider environmental, innovative and social objectives. Past studies have shown the process of government contracting to be connected to political factors. This paper studies the extent to which politicians’ preferences for price and non-price criteria in the contract awarding stage are associated with politicians’ …
Public officials’ interpretation of conflicting performance information
When public officials evaluate service providers’ performance, this evaluation is influenced by their preferences for the public or private provision of services. However, these so-called governance preferences often conflict with public officials’ preferences for certain performance measures during evaluation processes. Building on goal reprioritization theory, this study examines how public officials behave in situations where their governance …
What motivates users to report service‐related issues? A study on coproduction in a smart public service
Public service providers increasingly encourage users to actively coproduce as a means to enhance public service provision. But what drives users to coproduce? Using a unique combination of survey and actual behavior log‐data of 9992 smart public service users who reported service‐related issues, we examine the extent to which users' self‐centered and community‐centered motivations are associated with their actual reporting behavior as well as th…
Issue prioritisation decisions by local politicians
When taking issue prioritisation decisions within local governments, politicians have to process extensive performance information that includes multiple dimensions. As politicians are subject to cognitive constraints, this study advances our understanding of issue prioritisation decisions through a behavioural perspective, integrating arguments from the literature on performance information and order effects. More specifically, this study invest…
Performance information and issue prioritization by political and managerial decision-makers
Issue prioritization is the first stage of attention-based theories of decision-making, but remains theoretically and empirically uncharted territory in public administration research. We propose and test how issue prioritization is informed by the characteristics of the performance information on which decision-makers rely, in particular its source (internal or external information), nature (objective or subjective information), aspiration level…
Understanding the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence in Local Government Decision‐Making
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly being integrated into public sector decision‐making processes, with public managers relying on them to enhance their capabilities. As AI adoption becomes more widespread, discussions about its advantages and drawbacks intensify, alongside growing external expectations and pressures. However, the extent to which these pressures influence AI adoption remains unclear. Drawing on institutional the…
Searching near and far? Search distance and performance below historical and social aspirations
Performance management systems generate feedback intended to guide public managers toward performance improvement. A central but underexplored question is where public managers search for information to generate solutions when performance falls below aspiration levels. This study employs a three-dimensional conceptualization of information search, distinguishing a disciplinary, spatial, and temporal dimension, to examine how performance below his…
Situated Attention in Political Decision‐Making
Prioritization between societal issues is a necessary component of political decision‐making at the helm of governance. The attention‐based view explains how performance below aspirations directs political attention to a singular policy domain, but leaves unaddressed how politicians prioritize between multiple performance shortfalls across policy domains. This article provides a framework and an experimental test of situated attention that explai…
Business (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · E-Government and Public Services (4 obras) · Economic and Environmental Valuation (4 obras) · Public Policy and Administration Research (4 obras) · Public relations (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (3 obras) · Government (linguistics (3 obras)