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Introduction to the Handbook on Strategic Public Management

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This chapter introduces the topic of strategic public management. It notes there are five perspectives to view strategic public management from: the individual public manager, the organization, the inter-organizational network, the system level/state level and the international organization. The chapter then goes on to introduce the three main parts of the volume: (I) The field: strategy, public value and the state, (II) Challenges, approaches and new solutions, (III) Reflections on the way forward: strategically acting public organizations for value creation systems.

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