Collaborative Governance Regimes in Illiberal Democracies: A Comparative Case of Drug Harm Reduction Policy in Central-Eastern Europe

Hajnal, György; Jeziorska, Iga

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“…It is one of the main approaches towards a collaboration between the community, the private sector, and the government, and eases the state's burden in providing the community's goods and services and welfare (Kim & Grant, 2010). Within collaborative governance, collaboration can be defined as a situation where a group of autonomous stakeholders from different sectors engages in an interactive process (Hajnal & Jeziorska, 2021). Research in this field is growing rapidly and is being adopted not only in public administration, but also in various other disciplines, and has appeared in studies and practices in the American, European and Australian literature; therefore, constant improvements and clarification are needed.…”

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Collaborative Governance in the Digital Transformation Age: A Systematic Literature Review with Bibliometric Mapping

Maulana

Dečman

2023

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Purpose: The article aims to provide an updated and comprehensive overview of academic research in the field of collaborative governance and digital transformation, with an emphasis on the emerging topic of collaborative digital transformation. Digital transformation is a recurrent theme in today’s society, fuelled by events such as the Covid-19 pandemic, global climate challenges, and other crises reshaping the world. As societies increasingly rely on digital platforms and online communication, the prime urge and necessity of the human race – i.e., to communicate and collaborate in tackling these challenges – puts collaborative governance in digital transformation high on the agenda of governments, the private sector, and citizens.Design/Methodology/Approach: To address this topic, we performed a bibliometric analysis using various analytical and visualisation tools to evaluate and visualise existing scientific bibliographic materials. The analysis covers 286 articles published in the Scopus and Web of Science databases over the past two decades in the area of collaborative governance and digital transformation, employing established and innovative bibliometric approaches. Graphical analyses are used to illustrate co-authorship, keywords co-occurrence, research topics evolution, and the network of influential researchers within collaborative governance and digital transformation.Findings: The results show that the relationship between collaborative governance and digital transformation is still limited and needs further study, considering that these two concepts have been emerging trends in public administration over the past two decades. In addition, the findings reveal a significant growth in research of these topics over time, although not specifically focused on collaborative digital transformation.Practical Implications: The article provides a summary of key aspects of collaborative governance and digital transformation research and helps lay the foundations for shaping the future of this evolving field of public administration. Thus, it helps researchers understand the development of collaborative digital transformation research over the past two decades, as collaborative digital transformation is a relatively new ﬁeld of research characterised by rapid growth and evolution.Originality/Value: The research contributes to the understanding of collaborative digital transformation as a distinct research area within the broader concepts of digital transformation and collaborative governance, which is still seeking its own identity in academic literature, and offers a definition of collaborative digital transformation (CDT).

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Collaborative Governance in the Digital Transformation Age: A Systematic Literature Review with Bibliometric Mapping

Maulana

Dečman

2023

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“…(Ansell and Gash 2018;Kim and Grant 2010;Maulana 2020). Within collaborative governance, collaboration can be defined as a situation where a group of autonomous stakeholders from different sectors engages in an interactive process (Hajnal and Jeziorska 2021). Research in this field is growing rapidly and being adopted in various disciplines, not only in public administration (Maulana and Dečman 2023).…”

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Collaborative Approach on Digital Government Transformation in West Java.

Maulana,

Anry Firmansyah

2023

jia

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The world is witnessing exponential growth and rapid change brought about by the advent of the digitalisation era. This change offers an opportunity to revisit the strategic approach on using Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to improve the delivery of public value. Considering that governments around the world are now facing declining levels of public trust. Using so-called digital transformation, governments adapt the wide use of ICTs to better support government functions, services, and citizens, encouraging their participation in policy-making processes. Successful government digital transformation often depends on the ability of multiple government or non-government organisations to collaborate towards shared objectives. However, most governments are far from fully exploiting the benefits of ICTs, and often forget that in some social groups, access to ICTs is limited at the point of digital inequality. This article provides an overview of how the Indonesian local government implements its digital-based policy, which is centered on an electronic-based government system in Indonesia (SPBE), linking cross-sectoral central government agencies. In recent years, government organisations have spent a large part of their budgets on information and communication systems and rely on these systems for their functioning. However, the complexity of the digital transformation still requires considerable effort, especially when it comes to a lack of ICT infrastructure, human resources, and bureaucratic culture. By using qualitative methods, knowledge is formed through the perspective and way of interpretation that comes from the participants included in the research, not limited to the research implementer. The data will be collected through literature study, in-depth interviews, and observations. The aim of the research is to describe how collaborative governance contributes to the policy process of using ICTs to deliver inclusive policies by local governments.

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“…Collaborative governance is one of the main approaches to grasping this shift. Collaboration can be defined as a situation where a group of autonomous stakeholders from different sectors engages in an interactive process [3] In recent decades, collaborative governance has become increasingly prevalent and visible in environmental and natural resources management as an alternative to traditional forms of environmental governance. It has emerged in diverse arenas, including water management, ecosystem restoration, forest management, land use, and open-space protection [4].…”

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Collaborative governance in forestry issues: A bibliometric analysis with VOS viewer software using Scopus database

Wicaksono

2023

ijirss

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This study aims to analyse scientific literature on collaborative governance in forestry issues published from 2001 to 2022. To ensure paper quality, the study will use VOSviewer software to visualise the bibliometric analysis from Scopus Database. Bibliometric analysis was used to analyse 72 papers about collaborative governance in forestry issues. VOSviewer software visualised publishing trends, country/institution/author contributions, journal distribution, highly cited articles, bibliographic coupling analysis, and keyword analysis. According to the study, collaborative governance in forestry publications has increased considerably in the last decade. Most research on this issue comes from the US, Canada, and Australia. Colorado State campus was the study's most affiliated campus, followed by Saskatchewan and Oregon. This study was published in Land Use Policy, Society and Natural Resources, and Ecology and Society. The combination of bibliographies and keyword concurrency networks showed that collaborative governance in forestry issues is closely linked to sustainable development, environmental governance, and forest governance. The study finds that collaborative governance in forestry issues needs more research, especially with collaborative governance as a framework. The bibliometric analysis provides a complete overview of publishing trends, country/institution/author contributions, journal distribution and highly cited articles, bibliographic coupling analysis, and keyword analysis in this field. Researchers, policymakers, and practitioners interested in collaborative governance in forestry may profit from the study. The results may identify key contributors, influential journals, and critical study areas linked to this topic.

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Collaborative Governance Regimes in Illiberal Democracies: A Comparative Case of Drug Harm Reduction Policy in Central-Eastern Europe

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Collaborative Governance in the Digital Transformation Age: A Systematic Literature Review with Bibliometric Mapping

Collaborative Governance in the Digital Transformation Age: A Systematic Literature Review with Bibliometric Mapping

Collaborative Approach on Digital Government Transformation in West Java.

Collaborative governance in forestry issues: A bibliometric analysis with VOS viewer software using Scopus database

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