Value processes and lifecycles in networks for public service innovation

Rubalcaba, Luis; Peralta, Alberto

doi:10.1080/14719037.2022.2039952

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“…Indeed, although some important empirical research has been conducted regarding the participation of citizens during service delivery (e.g., Hardyman et al 2019), far less is known about how value is co-created during and following service delivery, within the context of the service user's own life. Furthermore, little is known about how novel approaches might enable value co-creation, such as contemporary service design and co-design methodologies (Wetter-Edman et al 2014), how living labs (Gascó 2017) impact value outcomes for public service users or society, or the role of lifecycles in networks for public service services (Rubalcaba and Peralta 2022).…”

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Insights on Value Co-Creation, Living Labs and Innovation in the Public Sector

Rubalcaba

Strokosch

Hansen

et al. 2022

Administrative Sciences

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Hansen

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“…Research on information lifecycle theory focuses on division of the information dissemination cycle and description of the pattern of public opinion evolution in each stage [ 19 ]. In existing studies, after induction, the life-cycle model of information is typically divided into four, five, or six stages [ 20 ]. Among them, the five-stage lifecycle model is the most common, containing the following stages: budding stage, spread stage, outbreak stage, recession stage, and long-tail stage (see Fig 2 for details).…”

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The impact and management of internet-based public opinion dissemination during emergencies: A case study of Baidu News during the first wave of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Su,

Wang

2024

PLoS ONE

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Background and aims The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) public health emergency has had a huge impact worldwide. We analyzed news headlines and keywords from the initial period of COVID-19, and explored the dissemination timeline of news related to the epidemic, and the impact of Internet-based media on the public using lifecycle theory and agenda-setting theory. We aimed to explore the impact of Baidu news headlines on public attention during the first wave of COVID-19, as well as the management mechanism of regulatory departments for social public opinion. Methods We searched Baidu News using the keywords “Novel Coronavirus” and “COVID-19” from 8 January to 21 February 2020, a total of 45 days, and used Python V3.6 to extract news samples during the first wave of the epidemic. We used text analysis software to structurally process captured news topics and content summaries, applied VOSviewer V6.19 and Ucinet V6.0 to examine key aspects of the data. Results We analyzed the impact of Baidu News headlines on social opinion during the first wave of COVID-19 in the budding, spread, and outbreak stage of the information lifecycle. From clustering visualization and social network analysis perspectives, we explored the characteristics of Baidu News during the initial stage of the COVID-19. The results indicated that agenda-setting coverage through online media helped to mitigate the negative impact of COVID-19. The findings revealed that news reporting generated a high level of public attention toward a specific emergency event. Conclusions The public requires accurate and objective information on the progress of COVID-19 through Baidu News headlines to inform their planning for the epidemic. Meanwhile, government can enhance the management mechanism of news dissemination, correct false and inaccurate news, and guide public opinion in a positive direction. In addition, timely official announcements on the progress of the COVID-19 outbreak and responses to matters of public concern can help calm tensions and maintain social stability.

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“…With government reform in terms of practice and the interaction of various pioneering theoretical propositions and propositions proposed by public administration scholars, several multi-disciplinary thoughts and views interwoven with new public management have strong rationality, and numerous significant problems are particularly emerging. Examples include the crucial problems related to public value theory (Muttaqin, 2022), government role and positioning (Levy, 2015), public management network (Rubalcaba & Peralta, 2022), and public sector performance management (Kasdin, 2018).…”

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Productive entities and citation patterns of highly cited papers in public administration domain: An informetric profile

Lyu,

Du,

et al. 2023

Chinese Public Administration Review

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This study aimed to analyze the characteristics of highly cited public administration articles in the Social Science Citation Index published from 1900 to 2022. Results show that classic works were revealed to frequently occur in the 1970s, and most of articles are on collaborative governance research. The output of countries, institutions, authors, and journals in the field of public administration also was revealed. In addition, the study discovers the life cycle of highly cited articles, including three types: “delayed growth,” “steady growth,” and “rapid growth.” This study describes the citation behavior characteristics of academic entities in the discipline of public administration and the common rules of highly cited papers, which provides insights for the future development direction of the discipline of public administration research.

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Value processes and lifecycles in networks for public service innovation

Cited by 13 publications

References 56 publications

Insights on Value Co-Creation, Living Labs and Innovation in the Public Sector

Insights on Value Co-Creation, Living Labs and Innovation in the Public Sector

The impact and management of internet-based public opinion dissemination during emergencies: A case study of Baidu News during the first wave of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Productive entities and citation patterns of highly cited papers in public administration domain: An informetric profile

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