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Greening Public Value: The Sustainability Challenge

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The public value approach to governance and public management coincides with the emergence of a scientific consensus that the future of human development is being undermined by the rapid depletion of the natural resources and ecosystem services that societies depend on for their survival and ongoing prosperity. Is this just a coincidence, or is there a causal relationship between the challenge of sustainable development and the search for new modes of governance that transcend traditional Keynesian approaches, contemporary neo-liberalism and developmental statism?

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