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* Moving from coproduction to Commonization of Digital Public Goods and Services. Sébastien Shulz. Public Administration Review, February 2024 [1]
"I define commonization as the integration of shared property, peer production, and self-governance into public administration. To explore the democratizing potential of commonization, I conducted a qualitative study comparing two case studies in France and Spain (Barcelona)."
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Pages in category "Public Services"
The following 146 pages are in this category, out of 146 total.
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- Canadian Case Study on the Co-Construction of Public Policy for the Social Economy
- Case for New Models of Public Ownership
- Citizen Assets Programme in Barcelona
- Citizen Central Banking
- Civic Crowdfunding
- Civic Exchange
- Civic Hacking
- Civic Ledger
- Civil Society
- Co-op Models for the Production of Health and Social Services
- Co-Operative and Mutual Forms of Ownership and Governance in the Design of Public Services
- Co-Production and Co-Creation in Public Services
- Co-Production and New Public Governance in Europe
- Co-Production in Mental Health Contexts
- Co-Production of Public Services
- Co-Production Wales
- Code for America Peer Network
- Collaborative Democracy
- Collaborative State
- Commonification of Public Services
- Commonification of Water Services
- Commonization of Digital Public Goods and Services
- Commons-Based Model for Energy Production
- Commons-University Partnerships
- Community Choice Energy Aggregation
- Community Choice Energy Model
- Community Knowledge Hub for Libraries
- Community Managed Libraries
- Cooperative Approaches to Energy, Water and Rail
- Critique of the Political Economy of Water and the Collaborative Alternative
- Curtindo Porto Alegre
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- On the Differences Between State Sovereignty and Public Services
- Open Civic Systems
- Open Contracting
- Open Declaration on European Public Services
- Open Declaration on Public Services 2.0 in Europe
- Open Government Data as a Service, not a Product
- Open Infrastructures for Water Management
- Open Planning
- Open Policy Making - UK
- Open Public Services in the UK 2013
- Open Source in Governments
- Open Welfare
- Our Power - Maine
- Ownership State
- Ownership State and Public Services
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- Paris Declaration for Open Government Partnership
- Participative Public Services
- Participatory Government Initiatives
- Participatory Regulation
- Participatory Service Networks
- Participatory Unionism for Participatory Public Services
- Peer Production as a Model for the Organization of Public Services Provision
- Peer Production of Public Functions
- Platform for Public and Communitarian Partnerships
- Platform for Public-Community Partnerships of the Americas
- Post-Disaster Public-Civic Collaboration
- Proposals for Updating the Role of Libraries in the P2P Age
- Provision of Public Services by Civil Society
- Public AI Network
- Public Co-Housing
- Public Education as a Commons
- Public Employment as a Civic Common Pool
- Public Policies and the Solidarity Economy
- Public Projects for Everyone vs Public Projects for Anyone
- Public Service Launchpad
- Public Service User Cooperatives
- Public Services 2.0
- Public Services International Research Unit
- Public Social Partnerships
- Public Space as a Commons
- Public-Common Partnerships
- Public-Commons Cooperation for 21st Century City Councils
- Public-Commons Partnership
- Public-Commons Partnerships
- Public-Community Partnerships
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- Schools and Universities as Commons
- Self-Directed Public Services
- SF72
- Shared Property Tax System
- Social and Solidarity Economy’s Role in Co-Producing Public Services
- Social Care
- Social Co-ops
- Social Efficiency of Public Services
- Social Procurement
- State-Civil Society Dialogue to Develop Public Policies for the Social and Solidarity Economy
- Subsidies
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- Terence Eden on Why Government Departments and Organisations Don't Want To Buy Open Source
- Three Strategies for Achieving Open Government
- Tides Movement in Spain In Defense of Public Services
- Towards Democratic Ownership of Public Services
- Towards Peer Production in Public Services
- Towards the Co-Production of Public Services
- Trade Secrets in Our Public Infrastructure
- Tragedy of the Private and Potential of the Public