Résumés
Résumé
Plusieurs études relèvent une diversification des méthodes en Administration publique contemporaine. Cette étude fait un état des lieux systématique et comparé, sur une décennie, des méthodes de recherche publiées dans deux revues nationales en administration publique. Les recherches publiées en Administration publique au Canada, ainsi qu’en Australie, semblent en décalage sur la communauté mondiale en Administration publique au plan méthodologique. Notre revue systématique révèle toutefois peu de différences entre les deux revues : les entrevues et analyses qualitatives de contenu sont courantes dans les deux échantillons, mais les techniques quantitatives utilisées demeurent élémentaires. Il s’agit d’une particularité qui n’est pas partagée avec la recherche en science politique canadienne.
Mots-clés :
- Méthodologie,
- revue systématique,
- administration publique,
- Canada
Abstract
Several studies reveal a diversification of methods in contemporaneous Public Administration. This study takes systematic stock of and compares the research methods used over one decade of published research in two national journals in Public Administration. Research papers published in Canada, as well as in Australia, have apparently not followed methodological developments in the wider Public Administration community. Our systematic review revealed minor differences between these two communities : interviews and qualitative content analysis are popular in both samples, whereas quantitative methods remain basic. This particularity is not shared by Canadian political science research.
Keywords:
- Methodology,
- systematic review,
- public administration,
- Canada
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