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http://newark.rutgers.edu/~ncpp/pv.htmlPublic Voices provides a more emotive approach to public management than thetraditional forms of analysis presented by many professional journals. As such, PublicVoices focuses on humanistic, artistic and reflective expression concerning publicadministrators and the people they serve. Unlike traditional social science journals,Public Voices publishes unorthodox, controversial perspectives on bureaucracy bystudents of organization, broadly defined as public servants, the public, writers, andartists, as well as academics from all fields. That dialogue: explores conflicts betweenefficiency and ethics in organizational life, including ethical dilemmas faced bybureaucrats; examines the consequences of a bureaucratic environment for employeesand clients, including ways in which clients are assisted by individual public servants orabused by large systems; and generates new ideas for improving organizations. Originalfiction, including creative writing, poetry, and plays, is featured in each issue. Reviews ofnovels, cinema, art and other related forms of expression comment upon life withinbureaucracies. Artistic works include such material as photographs, sketches, andcartoons, and such work is featured on the cover of each issue. Personal essays by publicservants and clients are also welcome. All submissions are evaluated on a blind, peerreviewed basis.Keywords: arts, journal, public administrationPubliushttp://www.lafayette.edu/publius/Publius was the pen name used by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison in1787-1788 when they published 85 articles entitled The Federalist in defense of thefederal republic created by the new Constitution of the United States of America.Accordingly, it is an appropriate name for a journal devoted to the increase and diffusionof knowledge about federalism and intergovernmental relations.Keywords: federalism, journal, political scienceQuality and Quantityhttp://kapis.www.wkap.nl/journalhome.htm/0033-5177Quality and Quantity is a journal that constitutes a point of reference for all European andnon-European scholars willing to discuss instruments of methodology for more rigorousscientific results in the social sciences. The journal publishes papers on causal analysis,models of classification, methods for constructing typologies, graph theory applications,mathematical models applied to social mobility, models of choice behavior, mathematical343