Public Policies for Hybrid Governance
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Edited by Jarmo Vakkuri, Professor of Local Public Economics, Faculty of Management and Business, Tampere University, Finland and visiting Professor at Norwegian School of Economics, Norway, Jan-Erik Johanson, Professor of Administrative Science, Faculty of Management and Business, Tampere University, Finland, Rómulo Pinheiro, Professor of Public Policy and Administration, University of Agder, Norway and Tero Erkkilä, Professor of Political Science, University of Helsinki, Finland<i>‘In an era where complex challenges demand collaborative solutions, this indispensable book on hybrid governance rises to the occasion. With its expert contributions, it delves into the intricate dynamics between public, private, and nonprofit sectors, offering innovative frameworks to study a wide range of issues at both the national and European Union level. The insights presented not only illuminate the complexities of hybrid governance but also provide practical guidance for fostering collaboration and enhancing effectiveness in various governance contexts. A must-read for scholars, practitioners, policymakers and anyone looking to understand and navigate the evolving landscape of hybrid regulatory governance.’</i>
- David Levi-Faur, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel,
<i>‘</i>Public Policies for Hybrid Governance<i> offers a comprehensive examination of hybridity in policy formation, exploring the interplay between public, private, and civil society actors. It addresses societal challenges and enhances our understanding of contemporary governance. An essential read for scholars, practitioners, and anyone interested in hybrid governance.’</i>
- Tanja Klenk, Helmut Schmidt University, Germany,
<i>‘Finally, we have a book that positions itself within the Venn diagram of two vital aspects of contemporary governance: the intersection of public values and hybrid government. Commendably, the volume recognizes the many ways that diverse, innovative institutions can enhance the quality of governance. The book will prove valuable for researchers and for strategy-focused managers.’</i>
- Barry Bozeman, Arizona State University, USA,
Leading experts delve into the way public policies and agencies, private businesses, and local communities collaborate to work towards policy design, the governance of organizations, and mechanisms for value creation. Showcasing empirical examples from across Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Americas, chapters consider hybridity as a part of policy formation, as well as policies as a medium to govern hybridity. They highlight emerging opportunities and complexities in sectors such as health, security, and sustainability, ultimately emphasizing the importance of understanding hybridity in order to tackle the challenges and pressing social problems of the future.
Public Policies for Hybrid Governance is a crucial resource for students and scholars of regulation and governance, public policy, public administration, and management. Its novel recommendations will also benefit policymakers, public organizations, public sector training institutions, social enterprises and business firms with a purpose.