Emerging Ideas for Strategic Public Management: Strategizing Collaborative Governance

Tamyko Ysa, Carsten Greve

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Abstract

This closing chapter of the book aims to reconsider strategic management in the face of old problems and new challenges in public management. To this end, it groups the different challenges of public management into three challenges: (1) the changing public governance paradigms, (2) aligning elements of strategic activities, (3) achieving ways for managing “agile stability”, i.e., a balance between dynamics and stability. The first category focuses on the “public” part of strategic public management. The second part focuses on “strategy” in strategic public management. The third part focuses on “management” in strategic public management. The chapter shares recent proposals to address these challenges in three groups of tools: (1) quadruple helix and eco-systems, (2) a mission-oriented approach, (3) a citizen-centric approach focusing on design-thinking and labs. It ends with a concluding conceptual proposal: strategizing collaborative governance as an outcome-based approach that includes not only social transformation, but also organizational transformation.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationHandbook on Strategic Public Management
EditorsCarsten Greve, Tamyko Ysa
Number of pages21
Place of PublicationCheltenham
PublisherEdward Elgar Publishing
Publication date2023
Pages280-300
Chapter18
ISBN (Print)9781789907186
ISBN (Electronic)9781789907193
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2023
SeriesElgar Handbooks in Public Administration and Management

Keywords

  • Strategy
  • Strategizing
  • Collaborative governance
  • Strategic planning
  • Public management

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