Editorial

Social Networks in the scientific production on public health administration in Brazil

571-592

Measuring collaborative stakeholder influence and open budget actions

593-609

From opacity to transparency? Evaluating access to information in Brazil five years later

610-629

The use of information and communication technology to characterize municipalities: who they are and what they need to develop e-government and smart city initiatives

630-649

Financial inclusion of riverine populations: impact assessment of Agência Barco

650-675

Electronic government services in Brazil: an analysis based on measures of access and users’ internet skills

676-694

Influence of corruption on state-owned enterprise expenditures

695-711

Meanings in research on corruption

712-730

Spending constraint and unpaid commitments on the federal budget for the Brazilian public health system

731-739

The problem of school enrollment rules: what can be changed in the largest city in Brazil

740-752

Sanitation indicators: analysis of variables to construct municipality indicators

753-763

The fiscal management of the state of Rio de Janeiro: An analysis in light of the fiscal responsibility law and debt sustainability in the period from 2001 to 2017

764-775