Jurnal Ilmiah Administrasi Pemerintahan Daerah (JIAPD) ISSN: 1829-5193 and e-ISSN: 2615-3351 is a journal published biannually in June and December by the Postgraduate Program of governmental science, Institute of Local Government, IPDN-Indonesia, in cooperation with several government-related professional institutions, http://ejournal.ipdn.ac.id/index.php/JAPD/index. JIAPD aims to accommodate and publish research results, findings, and scientific studies in the field of governmental sciences, administration science at the local level, and local government administration.
JIAPD becomes an open space for researchers and local government practitioners to find and identify the problems faced in the administration of government, both from the perspective of theory and application. JIAPD invites experts, practitioners, and observers of local-level governance to contribute to problem-solving faced by local governments of practical value.
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Dear readers, starting with Volume 17, No. 2, December 2025, JIAPD will publish articles entirely in English. Therefore, there will be some policy changes regarding publication, proofreading, and editing. Thank you.
Read more about Article Publishing Language in Next IssueInnovative Governance is relevant for capturing the latest dynamics in governance, which is increasingly adapting to changing times. This reflects global and local trends related to the transformation of governance through a more open, collaborative, participatory, and technology-based approach. Innovation in governance is no longer solely focused on bureaucratic efficiency, but has expanded to the creation of new public values, including improving service quality, strengthening accountability, and involving the public in decision-making processes. This theme reflects how collaboration between the government, the private sector, and local communities can produce responsive and sustainability-oriented governance models. This serves as a scientific space to explore innovative and impactful governance practices. Whether in the form of case studies, policy analyses, or theoretical approaches, submitted articles are expected to contribute to the development of governance concepts and practices relevant to the needs of society in today's digital and democratic era.
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