Food practices of children and adolescents have thus far been researched mainly regarding
families and schools. However, there are children and adolescents who live outside of their …

Working actively to engage service users in participatory practices is both a policy
expectation and a moral imperative for mental health social workers in contemporary …

Interactions in the healthcare system today involve an important new set of actors: evaluative
health platforms (EHPs). These platforms are not neutral intermediaries, but active …

At the core of the German system of welfare provision stand social insurance schemes
whose central role contributes to Germany being labelled a social insurance state. In recent …

Purpose–Integrated health care lacks a theoretical concept of the user figure that is
appropriate to reflect users' various claims and multi-dimensional interrelations in the care …

This paper examines fruitful ways of conceptualizing social citizenship in a multi-scalar and
territorially diverse governance system in Europe. Ongoing changes in European welfare …

This paper explores how public organizations use accounting as a pedagogical instrument
for educating individual citizens. Drawing on conceptions of financial literacy and …

One of the most pervasive topics in public management discussions in recent decades is the
notion of user orientation. More than ever, external stakeholders expect public organizations …

Recent research on user involvement in welfare services suggests that involvement
practices are increasingly individualized and driven by market logics. This article is based …

Co-production between public administrators and citizens has attracted renewed interest in
recent years. Co-production is predominantly perceived as something desirable and is …