Graduate Institute of Public Affairs, NTU

Honors and Awards

• NTU Outstanding Teaching Award, National Taiwan University, 2019 (Academic Year 108).

Journal Articles

1. Hung, M. J. (2022). What Influences Bureaucrats’ Support for Red Tape Reduction Reform in Taipei City Government? International Journal of Public Administration, 45(8), 632–643.

2. Lee, C. P., Hung, M. J., & Chen, D. Y. (2022). Factors affecting citizen satisfaction: Examining from the perspective of the expectancy disconfirmation theory and individual differences. Asian Journal of Political Science, 30(1), 35–60.

3. Liu, H. K., Hung, M. J., Tse, L. H., & Saggau, D. (2020). Strengthening urban community governance through geographical information systems and participation: An evaluation of My Google Map and service coordination. Australian Journal of Social Issues, 55(2), 182–200.

4. Hung, Mei Jen. (2020). The Development Trend and Impact of Politicization in the Civil Service System: With Reference to the UK Experience. Journal of Public Administration, (9), 31–65. (in Chinese)

5. Helen K. Liu, Mei Jen Hung, Daniel Saggau, Keith L. H. Tse. (2019). Strengthening Urban Community Governance Through Geographical Information Systems and Participation: An Evaluation of My Google Map and Service Coordination. Australian Journal of Social Issues. (accepted)

6. Hung, Mei Jen, and Wan-Hua Hsieh. (2019). Examining the Perception and Use of Open Crime Data from a Citizen Perspective. Chinese Public Administration Review, 10(1), 46–59.

7. Hung, Mei Jen, and Wu, Hung-En. (2019). An Analysis of Government–Civil Society Collaboration: A Case Study of Outsourcing Intimate Partner Violence Prevention Services in Taipei City. Civil Service Quarterly, 11(3), 105–138. (in Chinese)

8. Hung, Mei Jen, and Lan, Ching-Yen. (2017). An Analysis of Principal-Agent Problems in the Privatization of Government Regulatory Functions: A Case Study of Taiwan’s Organic Product Certification System. Political Science Review, 74. (in Chinese)

9. Hung, Mei Jen, and Huang, Chien-Shih. (2016). The Anti-Bureaucracy Phenomenon: An Analysis of Front-Page News Reports on Civil Servants. Taiwan Democracy Quarterly, 13(3), 45–92. (in Chinese)

10. Hung, Mei Jen. (2012). Building Citizen-Centered E-Government in Taiwan: Problems and Prospects. Australian Journal of Public Administration, 71(2), 246–255.

11. Rosenbloom, David H., and Hung, Mei Jen. (2009). Administrative Law and Culture for the U.S. Collaborative Governance State. Journal of Dispute Resolution, 2009(2), 327–342.

Book Chapters

1. Huang, H., Chen, Y. Y., Kuo, N. L., & Hung, M. J. (2024, June). More than an IT system in the government: The work divide challenges in human-AI coworking context. In Proceedings of the 25th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research (pp. 29-41).
2. The Development of Public Engagement in Taiwan, chapter 9, Policy Analysis in Taiwan, edited by Yu-Ying Kuo, Policy Press Book Series, 2015 .ISBN 9781447308300.

Conference Papers

1. Hung, Mei Jen (2023.09). “An Analysis of the Mobility Trends and Backgrounds of Top-Level Officials in Taipei City Government.” Presented at the TASPAA Annual Conference and International Symposium, Taipei: National Chengchi University.

2. Hung, Mei Jen (2021.06). “Data-Centric Collaborative Innovation to Address Social Problems: The Experience and Lessons of ‘Data for Social Good’ Projects.” In Proceedings of the 22nd Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research (dg.o '21), Omaha, NE, USA.

3. Hung, Mei Jen (2020.10). “Public Servants’ Personality Traits and Tolerance of Corruption: The Interplay of Workplace Guanxi Culture.” Presented at the 2020 TASPAA International Conference, Kaohsiung: National Sun Yat-sen University.

4. Huang, Chien-shih, Mei Jen Hung, and Mao Wang (2020). “Why Don’t You Believe It? The Credibility of Information on Government Performance.” Presented at the Public Management Research Conference, Hawaii, USA.

5. Hung, Mei Jen (2019.10). “Employees’ Support for Government Reorganization in Different Organizational Contexts.” Presented at the Cross-Strait and Hong Kong-Macau Public Governance Forum, Beijing.

6. Hung, Mei Jen and Hung, Wan-Ju (2018.05). “Police Officers’ Emotional Labor in Mass Movements: A Case Study of the Sunflower Movement in Taiwan.” Presented at the Public Management Research Conference, Singapore.

7. Hung, Mei Jen (2017.09). “Taiwan’s E-Government and Beyond.” Presented at Tsukuba Global Science Week, Tsukuba, Japan.

8. Hung, Mei Jen (2015.11). “Reducing Internal Red Tape: Taiwanese Governments’ Experiences and Lessons.” Presented at the Greater China Australia Dialogue, National Taiwan University.

9. Hung, Mei Jen (2015.10). “Democratic Values of Public Sector Employees.” Presented at the Third Cross-Strait Public Governance Forum, Renmin University of China, Beijing.

10. Hung, Mei Jen (2014.10). “How Do Businesses Interact with the Government? Perspectives from Business Leaders in Taiwan.” Presented at the Second Cross-Strait Public Governance Forum, City University of Hong Kong.

11. Huang, Chien-Shih and Hung, Mei Jen (2014.08). “The Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Oversight of Bureaucracy by Legislators in Taiwan.” Presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.

12. Hung, Mei Jen (2014). “Content Analysis of Front-Page News Related to Civil Servants.” Presented at the TASPAA Annual Conference, Tamkang University, Taipei.

13. Hung, Mei Jen, Lee, Chung-Pin, and Chen, Dun-Yuan (2013). “Citizens’ Media Experience and Satisfaction with Government Performance.” Presented at the TASPAA Annual Conference, National Chi Nan University, Nantou.

14. Hung, Mei Jen (2011.06). “More than Moving Services Online: Strategies and Barriers to Build Citizen-Centric E-Government Services.” Presented at the China-Australia Dialogue Workshop, Sun Yat-sen University, China.

15. Hung, Mei Jen (2009). “Historical Contexts, Citizen Participation and Bureaucrats’ Involvement Efforts to Address Environmental Justice.” Presented at the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Annual Conference.

16. Hung, Mei Jen (2008). “Establishing Networks to Achieve Environmental Justice: Examining State Governments’ Efforts and Their Potential Impacts.” Presented at the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Annual Conference.

Book Review

1. Hung, Mei Jen. (2009). “A Study on Bureaucratic Dissent—The Dilemma of Pluralistic Ethics and the Challenge of Organizational Management: A Review of Rosemary O'Leary’s The Ethics of Dissent: Managing Guerrilla Government.” Taiwan Democracy Quarterly, 6(4), 265–271.(In Chinese)
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