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jpart-workflow

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Use as the entry point for any Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory (JPART) manuscript. Routes to the right JPART sub-skill based on the lifecycle stage and forces the journal's defining test — a public-management theory contribution, not a bare empirical finding. It dispatches; it does not draft content.

When to use

• Starting a new JPART paper
• Determining the next applicable skill mid-project
• Addressing feedback that the paper is atheoretical
• Routing after receiving a decision letter
• Checking if a paper fits JPART versus sibling journals

When not to use

• Drafting manuscript content
• Providing a full rewrite plan
• Handling broad essays or practitioner-facing pieces
• Handling policy-analysis or program-evaluation results
• Handling comparative-government or institutions papers without management theory

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