Although network governance has become increasingly popular in both research and
practice, its anticipated benefits do not always materialize. Although literature on network …

Networked forms of organizing in health care are increasingly viewed as an effective means
of addressing “wicked”, multifaceted health and societal challenges. This is because …

The coordinating skills of network management are well documented, but there is little
understanding of how network management roles are acquired and sustained. This article …

Agents of government have increasingly used networks as policy tools to connect
organizations within and/or across public sector jurisdictions. This has been particularly …

Abstract Wu, Howlett, and Ramesh's understanding of policy capacity has been used to
identify generalizable strengths and weaknesses of specific jurisdictions and policy sectors …

Background Health care networks are widely used and accepted as an organizational form
that enables integrated care as well as dealing with complex matters in health care …

Networks have rapidly become the dominant trope in governance theory and practice. While
scholarship highlights important benefits, there has been insufficient systematic interrogation …

Over the past few decades, in response to an array of ongoing societal challenges and
changes, network governance has become a cornerstone of the institutional architecture …

Collective action across organizational, sectoral, and geographic boundaries for the
purposes of public sector service production and delivery consists of an array of social and …

Managing inter-organizational networks has been studied extensively, yet little attention has
been paid to what it means for organizations and their management to participate in multiple …