This study investigates current research trends in co-production studies and discusses
conceptual approaches. The conceptual paper contains studies on co-production in the field …

This study presents a three‐year effort to study public sector innovation in Europe from the
viewpoint of the citizen. It examines a model of public sector innovation across a …

We empirically study whether citizens´ trust in public administration is influenced by the
outcomes delivered by public services or by due process (administrative impartiality or …

In Christopher Hood's now classic article 'A Public Management for All Seasons',
privatization is considered to be one of the constitutive elements of New Public Management …

The current study was based on data from a nationwide Annual Social Survey to investigate
the correlation between types of Internet usage (seeking information, e-government use, e …

This paper suggests a framework for measuring trust in health care at the institutional level
and for explaining the impact of structural variables on trust. The empirical study was …

In the face of global challenges and changes-some may even say because of them-one
major dilemma looms large for citizens and leaders worldwide: how can we ensure that our …

Studies suggest that a large proportion of adults do not manage to save enough for
retirement. Correlates of retirement saving behaviors have yet to be fully understood. The …

We use data from the World Values Survey to describe and compare levels of confidence in
the civil service in a series of countries, and study determinants of this confidence. Instead of …

How do external macrolevel factors encourage bureaucrats to become policy
entrepreneurs? And what are their organizational goals in pursuing entrepreneurship …