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Public sector reform trajectories: A complexity-embracing perspective

Walter Castelnovo · Maddalena Sorrentino

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IMPACTMaking the context and trajectory of reforms more comprehensible is essential for public decision-makers when it comes to assessing programme robustness and strengthening future efforts. The article argues for a shift from ‘reducing complexity’ to ‘embracing complexity’ to be adopted by local decision-makers to develop a more pragmatic implementation strategy.

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