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The Role of Economic Conditions in Shaping Citizens' Satisfaction with Government in Tunisia's Fragile Democracy: An Expectancy-Disconfirmation Analysis
A dynamic study of citizen satisfaction: replicating and extending Van Ryzin’s “testing the expectancy disconfirmation model of citizen satisfaction with local government”
Does Performance Management Relate to Good Governance? A Study of Its Relationship with Citizens’ Satisfaction with and Trust in Israeli Local Government
Testing the expectancy-disconfirmation theory: Geography, employment status and household size of local communities determine their perspectives of a local mine business in South Africa
Determining Factors of NPO's Influence on Policy Change in Local Government: Focusing on Policy Satisfaction and Moderating Effect of Trust in Government
The impact of microfinance to borrowers. business, personal and financial status and the mediating role of service satisfaction: evidence from the Philippines
The Expectancy-Disconfirmation Model in the analysis of citizen satisfaction in depopulated regions: Implications for sustainable long term rural development policy
Evaluating Community Capability to Prevent and Control COVID-19 Pandemic in Shenyang, China: An Empirical Study Based on a Modified Framework of Community Readiness Model
Chapitre III. L’évaluation des services publics par la satisfaction des usagers et les valeurs des citoyens : le cas d’un baromètre du service public municipal
La evaluación ciudadana de la Administración Local: “La escala multidimensional jerárquica” como instrumento para medir la calidad de los Servicios Locales
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