Contracting for public stewardship in public-private partnerships

Steinfeld, Joshua M.; Koala, Kouliga; Carlee, Ron

doi:10.1504/ijpm.2019.098549

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“…PPPs deliver public value [124] and its pursuit through them can benefit both the public and the private sector [125], although the impact of PPPs on public value is often neglected [50]. Not only do public value dimensions perfectly fit performance expectations related to PPPs activities [31], but Moore's strategic triangle [112] also suggests the possibility of public value creation only if the available resources are managed in a rational manner, where sustainability is mainly concerned with preserving resources while operating to achieve long-term growth [126].…”

Section: Literature Review: How To Meet the Need For Multilayered Performance Measurement In Ppps?mentioning

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“…There is therefore the need to define value requirements in the pursuit of economic efficiency and effectiveness in cooperation between different yet inter-functional systems [195]. PPPs represent a potential solution to some governmental challenges, even though the goals of the private and public sectors [125] often differ. They also hold the key to innovative public service delivery, able to balance accountability, equity and efficiency concerns more effectively [52].…”

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Sustainable Development, Governance and Performance Measurement in Public Private Partnerships (PPPs): A Methodological Proposal

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2020

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Institutionalized Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are a widely debated phenomenon, addressed by both scientific literature and policymakers. The most important contribution of this work is to describe the various theories used for understanding the performance expectations of PPPs, as the focus on performance is still poor despite the growing interest in participant companies (mixed-owned companies), especially at the local level. While analyzing the evaluation of the performance of these entities, a wide stream of literature has focused on profitability and efficiency, showing a substantial difference in terms of the performance of such companies compared to private capital ones. All this leads us to consider the Public Value theory as the best framework in literature to address the many dimensions of performance and business strategy in PPPs while pursuing sustainable development. The interest in this area has increased lately, mainly due to the growing complexity within this dynamic context. Therefore, it seems meaningful to carry out a systematic review of the relevant published literature in this field. This study contributes to the literature on sustainable development in Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) that are seen as a form of mixed-owned companies, trying to address their multilayered performance expectations within the public value perspective and to understand how the role of performance measurement is influencing business strategies and the attitude towards sustainable environment. This will prove useful to scholars, policymakers and practitioners alike.

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Section: Literature Review: How To Meet the Need For Multilayered Performance Measurement In Ppps?mentioning

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Sustainable Development, Governance and Performance Measurement in Public Private Partnerships (PPPs): A Methodological Proposal

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2020

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“…The central ideas of New Public Management include the specific focus on the private sector management models aiming at increasing the practicality of managing its core services, removing the policy implementation from strategic planning and delegating it to the executives. New Public Management also promotes the decoupling of public services and their breakdown into key management units, cost reduction management and the strengthening of the role of the market, competition and contracts in the allocation of resources and the provision of services of general interest (Pollitt, 1990;Hood, 1991;Steinfeld, Koala, & Carlee, 2019).…”

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New Public Management and Governance: Quo Vadis?

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2020

JPAG

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This paper seeks to provide an overview of the literature regarding contemporary public management and administration. For this purpose, New Public Management and New Public Governance principles and methods are explored, since they remain the dominant approaches to public management and governance regime. A systematic examination of the relevant discourse was carried out. Data analysis revealed that the theoretical schemes continue to emphasize the priority of management over public service. As a result, the New Public Service approach is revisited focusing primarily on the reinterpretation and reorientation of public service provision. This study enriches our theoretical and practical understanding by providing important reflections and insights about the organizational conditions of public sector reform that is proceeding nowadays.

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2023

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Contracting for public stewardship in public-private partnerships

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Sustainable Development, Governance and Performance Measurement in Public Private Partnerships (PPPs): A Methodological Proposal

Sustainable Development, Governance and Performance Measurement in Public Private Partnerships (PPPs): A Methodological Proposal

New Public Management and Governance: Quo Vadis?

Implementation through Communication

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