This article argues that participation and inclusion are independent dimensions of public
engagement and elaborates the relationships of inclusion with deliberation and diversity …

Despite a declining interest in the relationship between leadership, culture, and
performance in the scholarly literature, culture change is alive and well among leaders in the …

In the economic atmosphere following the crisis of 2008, not only have governments reacted
by creating more complex policy initiatives, but they have also promised that all of these …

This article examines the storytelling and narrative practices of an elite group of public
administrators in the United Kingdom: local government chief executives. The authors do so …

Notwithstanding the growing use of interpretive analysis in public administration and policy
research, its fullest potential for evaluating intractable public conflict has yet to be tapped …

This book challenges the conventional wisdom that government bureaucrats inevitably seek
secrecy and demonstrates how and when participatory bureaucracy manages the enduring …

In this article, we investigate stakeholders' micro-level relational dynamics and their
connection to issue frame convergence in collaborative governance. We longitudinally …

This paper argues for inclusive engagement within Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH)
interdisciplinary research, particularly, energy and climate research, by reflecting on the …

Research evidence from cognitive science documents how everyday thought actively
composes imaginary blends of possible actions. These include plans that inform intentions …

This article explores changes in public perception of urban planning practice in Latvia
during a period of economic crisis. Detailed analyses of the development of the planning …