Public Policies for Hybrid Governance

Inbunden, Engelska, 2025

Av Jarmo Vakkuri, Jan-Erik Johanson, Rómulo M. Pinheiro, Tero Erkkilä

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This authoritative book examines the complex interplay between government, business, and civil society through the lens of public policy. It analyzes the role of hybridity in policy formation and diffusion, drawing on in-depth theoretical discussions alongside diverse case studies.Leading experts delve into the way public policies and agencies, private businesses, and local communities collaborate to work towards policy design, the governance of organizations, and mechanisms for value creation. Showcasing empirical examples from across Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Americas, chapters consider hybridity as a part of policy formation, as well as policies as a medium to govern hybridity. They highlight emerging opportunities and complexities in sectors such as health, security, and sustainability, ultimately emphasizing the importance of understanding hybridity in order to tackle the challenges and pressing social problems of the future.Public Policies for Hybrid Governance is a crucial resource for students and scholars of regulation and governance, public policy, public administration, and management. Its novel recommendations will also benefit policymakers, public organizations, public sector training institutions, social enterprises and business firms with a purpose.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-04-11
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SeriePolicy, Administrative and Institutional Change series
FörlagEdward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781035311620

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Edited by Jarmo Vakkuri, Professor of Local Public Economics, Faculty of Management and Business, Tampere University, Finland and visiting Professor at Norwegian School of Economics, Norway, Jan-Erik Johanson, Professor of Administrative Science, Faculty of Management and Business, Tampere University, Finland, Rómulo Pinheiro, Professor of Public Policy and Administration, University of Agder, Norway and Tero Erkkilä, Professor of Political Science, University of Helsinki, Finland

ContentsForeword xiiiPreface xvPART I FOUNDATIONS OF HYBRID POLICY FORMATION1 Public Policies for Hybrid Governance – introduction 2Jarmo Vakkuri, Jan-Erik Johanson, Rómulo Pinheiro andTero Erkkilä2 Theory Section I: systems and principles 19Jan-Erik Johanson, Jarmo Vakkuri, Rómulo Pinheiro andTero Erkkilä3 Theory Section II: Organisations and Values 40Jan-Erik Johanson, Jarmo Vakkuri, Rómulo Pinheiro andTero ErkkiläPART II MECHANISMS IN ACTION4 The challenges of hybridity for policy making: insights fromthe case of social enterprise policy in the Netherlands 59Philip Marcel Karré5 The Cohesion Policy of the European Union as a driver ofhybridity and projectification 78Kanerva Kuokkanen and Isak Vento6 Robustness and the study of hybrid governance 99Jarle Trondal7 Unpacking hybrid governance arrangements: evidence fromthe field 120Robyn Keast and Jack W. Meek8 Governing the hybridity of state-owned enterprises 140Anna Grosman9 Exploring the hybrid nature of public agency governance inCanada 157Jennifer Hall10 Governance of hybridity: policy design and on-demand fooddelivery 174Meng-Hsuan ChouPART III FIELDS IN MOTION11 Hybridity between disruption and temporality in unstableorganisations 188Alberto Zanutto and Maria Laura Frigotto12 Hybridity and non-human agency in digital governance: acase of human-centricity 209Tero Erkkilä and Konstantinos Kostas13 Polycentric governance and hybridisation in higher education:the European Union’s expanding role in an emergent policyfield 230Rómulo Pinheiro and Stefan Gänzle14 Hybridity in the benefit-sharing policy in Brazil 252Biancca Scarpeline de Castro, Carlos Eduardo FrickmannYoung and Bruno Borges Silvério Sebastião15 Hybridity of research funding policy in Sweden 274Marta Cocos16 Impacts of value-based healthcare on the hybridity of welfarestates 287Petra Kokko17 Hybrid security governance and the protection of Jewishcommunities 299Sarah CardaunPART IV CONCLUSIONS18 Governance modes of hybridity – reflections on an evolvingfield 313Rómulo Pinheiro, Tero Erkkilä, Jan-Erik Johanson andJarmo VakkuriIndex 328

‘In an era where complex challenges demand collaborative solutions, this indispensable book on hybrid governance rises to the occasion. With its expert contributions, it delves into the intricate dynamics between public, private, and nonprofit sectors, offering innovative frameworks to study a wide range of issues at both the national and European Union level. The insights presented not only illuminate the complexities of hybrid governance but also provide practical guidance for fostering collaboration and enhancing effectiveness in various governance contexts. A must-read for scholars, practitioners, policymakers and anyone looking to understand and navigate the evolving landscape of hybrid regulatory governance.’