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Understanding the Diversity of Coproduction: Introduction to the IJPA Special Issue

Tina Nabatchi · Trui P. S. Steen · Mariafrancesca Sicilia · Dirk Brand

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Although coproduction—the involvement of both citizens and public sector professionals in the delivery of public services—is not a new issue in public administration, the concept is experiencing a ...

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