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245 00 a| Digital co-production of public services :b| citizens, challenges and cases /c| edited by Taco Brandsen, (Professor of Public Administration, Institute for Management Research, Radboud University, the Netherlands), Ina Radtke, (Assistant Professor, Institute for Management Research, Radboud University, the Netherlands), A. Paula Rodriguez Müller, (Researcher and Scientific Officer, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Spain) and Trui Steen, (Professor of Public Governance and Co-Production of Public Services, Public Governance Institute, KU Leuven, Belgium).;

264 1 a| Cheltenham, UK ;a| Northampton, MA, USA :b| Edward Elgar Publishing,c| [2026];

300 a| xii, 191 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 24 cm;

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490 0 a| Policy, administrative and institutional change;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

650 0 a| Public administration.=| ^A1367;

505 00 t| Digital co-production of public services : an introduction /r| Taco Brandsen, Ina Radtke, A. Paula Rodriguez Müller and Trui Steen --g| Part I: Foundations of digital co-production --t| The challenges and contradictions of digital co-production /r| Veiko Lember --t| Mapping pre-conditions for (sustained) participation in digital co-production /r| Laurien Coenen --g| Part II: Emerging trends in digital co-production --t| Artificial intelligence for co-production : existing solutions and research directions /r| Nicolas Bono Rossello, Anthony Simonofski and Annick Castiaux --t| Co-production and nudging in the digital era : enhancement of public services? /r| Maddalena Sorrentino and Laura Iacovone --g| Part III: Practical applications and challenges in the lifecycle of digital co-production --t| How can digital co-design be carried out? : a summary of the tools and interactions between service users, designers, and public servants in digital co-design /r| Nathalie Haug --t| A blended social interaction and learning framework for the use of digital tools in co-production /r| Daniel Masterson and Marlene Ockander --t| Digital co-assessment of public services and policies : a step forward or a trade-off too far? /r| A. Paula Rodriguez Müller --t| Critical decisions in keeping stakeholders engaged : a process perspective on digital collaborative platforms /r| Ina Radtke and Taco Brandsen --t| Practical recommendations /r| Taco Brandsen, Ina Radtke, A. Paula Rodriguez Müller and Trui Steen.;

520 a| "This timely book examines the function, efficacy and emerging challenges of using digital co-production in public administrations as digital tools become increasingly prevalent in society. Contributors highlight several opportunities presented by the increased use of digital co-production, such as reducing information asymmetry, improving co-design, making participation more inclusive and enhancing scalability. They also draw attention to various risks, from the potential reduction of physical interaction to the rejection of responsibility and reinforced inequalities. Chapters explore the challenges and contradictions of digital co-production as a distinct mode of interaction between public services and citizens. Synthesising key insights, the book ultimately recommends ways in which digital co-production can be managed most effectively by discussing a range of tools and methods, including artificial intelligence, behavioural nudging and digital platforms. This book is a valuable resource for scholars and students in the fields of public administration and management studies. Practitioners, especially those in public administrations experimenting with digital participation, will also greatly benefit from this book"--c| Provided by publisher.;

588 0 a| Online surrogate; resource not examined.;

650 0 a| Electronic information resources.=| ^A539735;

650 0 a| Political participation.=| ^A119;

650 0 a| Policy sciences.=| ^A4525;

650 0 a| Public administrationx| Technological innovations.=| ^A1367;

700 1 a| Brandsen, Taco,e| editor.1| https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjJpckXFXwyHRp4R7D6HYP=| ^A1187883;

700 1 a| Radtke, Ina,e| editor.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 1 a| Rodriguez Müller, A. Paula,d| 1992-e| editor.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 1 a| Steen, Trui,e| editor.1| https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjqvJvrp3cjfBcq9v4fykC?| UNAUTHORIZED;

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Digital co-production of public services : citizens, challenges and cases / edited by Taco Brandsen, (Professor of Public Administration, Institute for Management Research, Radboud University, the Netherlands), Ina Radtke, (Assistant Professor, Institute for Management Research, Radboud University, the Netherlands), A. Paula Rodriguez Müller, (Researcher and Scientific Officer, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Spain) and Trui Steen, (Professor of Public Governance and Co-Production of Public Services, Public Governance Institute, KU Leuven, Belgium).

Format	Book
Publication	Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA : Edward Elgar Publishing, [2026]
Copyright Date	©2026
Description	xii, 191 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Subjects	Public administration. Electronic information resources. Political participation. Policy sciences. Public administration--Technological innovations.

Other author/creator	Brandsen, Taco, editor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjJpckXFXwyHRp4R7D6HYP
Other author/creator	Radtke, Ina, editor.
Other author/creator	Rodriguez Müller, A. Paula, 1992- editor.
Other author/creator	Steen, Trui, editor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjqvJvrp3cjfBcq9v4fykC
Series	Policy, administrative and institutional change
Contents	Digital co-production of public services : an introduction / Taco Brandsen, Ina Radtke, A. Paula Rodriguez Müller and Trui Steen -- Part I: Foundations of digital co-production -- The challenges and contradictions of digital co-production / Veiko Lember -- Mapping pre-conditions for (sustained) participation in digital co-production / Laurien Coenen -- Part II: Emerging trends in digital co-production -- Artificial intelligence for co-production : existing solutions and research directions / Nicolas Bono Rossello, Anthony Simonofski and Annick Castiaux -- Co-production and nudging in the digital era : enhancement of public services? / Maddalena Sorrentino and Laura Iacovone -- Part III: Practical applications and challenges in the lifecycle of digital co-production -- How can digital co-design be carried out? : a summary of the tools and interactions between service users, designers, and public servants in digital co-design / Nathalie Haug -- A blended social interaction and learning framework for the use of digital tools in co-production / Daniel Masterson and Marlene Ockander -- Digital co-assessment of public services and policies : a step forward or a trade-off too far? / A. Paula Rodriguez Müller -- Critical decisions in keeping stakeholders engaged : a process perspective on digital collaborative platforms / Ina Radtke and Taco Brandsen -- Practical recommendations / Taco Brandsen, Ina Radtke, A. Paula Rodriguez Müller and Trui Steen.
Abstract	"This timely book examines the function, efficacy and emerging challenges of using digital co-production in public administrations as digital tools become increasingly prevalent in society. Contributors highlight several opportunities presented by the increased use of digital co-production, such as reducing information asymmetry, improving co-design, making participation more inclusive and enhancing scalability. They also draw attention to various risks, from the potential reduction of physical interaction to the rejection of responsibility and reinforced inequalities. Chapters explore the challenges and contradictions of digital co-production as a distinct mode of interaction between public services and citizens. Synthesising key insights, the book ultimately recommends ways in which digital co-production can be managed most effectively by discussing a range of tools and methods, including artificial intelligence, behavioural nudging and digital platforms. This book is a valuable resource for scholars and students in the fields of public administration and management studies. Practitioners, especially those in public administrations experimenting with digital participation, will also greatly benefit from this book"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Source of description	Online surrogate; resource not examined.
Issued in other form	Online version: Digital co-production of public services. Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA : Edward Elgar Publishing, [2026] 9781035324293
ISBN	9781035324286
ISBN	1035324288 (cased)
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