Explanation of Public Private Partnership (PPP) Outcomes in E-Government -- A Social Capital Perspective

Narasimhan, Ramesh; Aundhe, Madhuchhanda Das

doi:10.1109/hicss.2014.276

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“…The development of e-government is reliant on available technical skills; governments often do not possess the technical capacity to develop such initiatives, which makes PPPs in ICT essential. Narasimhan andDasa Aundhe (2014:2197) argue that PPP is an "appropriate model for ICT adoption in an e-governance context, especially when the scope and innovativeness of the project is high". Risk sharing in these projects can be beneficial to their success, because these projects are "typically fraught with challenges and uncertainties on the account of the novelty of the project, demanding new ways of thinking and acting" (Narasimhan & Dasa Aundhe, 2014:2197.…”

Section: E-governmentmentioning

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“…Narasimhan andDasa Aundhe (2014:2197) argue that PPP is an "appropriate model for ICT adoption in an e-governance context, especially when the scope and innovativeness of the project is high". Risk sharing in these projects can be beneficial to their success, because these projects are "typically fraught with challenges and uncertainties on the account of the novelty of the project, demanding new ways of thinking and acting" (Narasimhan & Dasa Aundhe, 2014:2197. Nasim and Sushil (2010:344) argue, "A PPP in offering e-government services is a viable alternative towards sustainability and faster growth of e-government initiatives".…”

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Allocation of Risk in Public Private Partnerships in Information and Communications Technology

Nel¹

2020

International Journal of eBusiness and eGovernment Studies

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Allocation of Risk in Public Private Partnerships in Information and Communications Technology

Nel¹

2020

International Journal of eBusiness and eGovernment Studies

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“…The PPP model is a partnership of "benefit sharing, risk sharing and whole process cooperation" formed from the logical starting point of the effective supply of public services Land 2022, 11, 335 2 of 15 and public products by the government and social capital [2]. This management model is not a new idea, but a special form under its unique background and historical trend [3].…”

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Assessment of Critical Diffusion Factors of Public–Private Partnership and Social Policy: Evidence from Mainland Prefecture-Level Cities in China

Sarker

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Cooperation between government and social capital is an important starting point in the supply-side reform of public services. It is also an effective practice in public governance innovation. Based on policy diffusion theory and event history analysis (EHA), this study analyzes panel data from 282 mainland prefecture-level cities in China from 2004–2020 to explore public–private partnerships’ critical diffusion factors. The study reveals that motivation factors, resource/obstacle factors, and external factors affect government and social capital cooperation policies to different extents. The main driving forces for local governments to adopt these policies are population size, level of economic development, government financial resources, the learning mechanism, and the imitation mechanism. This study proposes the following arguments: firstly, that the ultimate goal of policy innovation is to solve social contradictions and meet public demand; secondly, that economic resources can help to adopt policy innovation and proper diffusion; thirdly, that the public–private partnership (PPP) model has been continuously developed by using experience from other projects or cities through a learning mechanism; and finally, that policy publicity and public opinion expressed via the mainstream media are not only an inducement for policy innovation and diffusion, but also a powerful guarantee. The experience of local governments in China can help to verify whether the “positive factors” that are traditionally considered to be conducive to the cooperation between the government and social capital are effective, and to reveal the internal logic of the innovation diffusion of public policies of local governments in China from a more multidimensional perspective.

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“…The problem range in question was elucidated in multiple theoretical and empirical studies. While at first private capital was mostly involved in fulfillment of tasks of transport infrastructure development and municipal services, the last decade provides examples of introducing public-private partnership in the 'green economy' projects, Smart City [1], e-government and information-communication technologies [2]. These trends can testify to an important role of PPP in addressing a broader agenda of today's society.…”

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“…The subject of public-private partnership has been researched in full in scientific literature. Separate issues of PPP application were explored by L. Dupont [1], G. Hodge [5], R. Narasimhan [2], T. Nisar [6], M. Trebilcock [3] and other scholars. Various aspects of labor potential formation were considered in the works by I. Filippova [7], A. Milev [8], M. Popova [9], E. Semenchin [9], Y. Vorokhobina [9], I. Zaytseva [9], and other researchers.…”

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Public-Private Partnership as Tool for Developing Regional Labor Potential

Kruhlov¹,

Терещенко²

2019

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Introduction. The modern direction of infrastructure development is the attraction of the private owner by the state under public-private partnership (PPP) agreements. Problem Statement. Analysis of the possibilities of PPP for the development of labor potential in the modern labor market, taking into account the peculiarities of interaction between public and private capital and on the basis of their economic and social objectives, is an important issue of our time. Purpose. Justification of the objectives and directions of public-private partnership as a tool for the development of labor potential, taking into account the main objectives of the implementation of infrastructure projects. Materials and Methods. Method of theoretical generalization and systematization (to determine the specific features of forming PPP and labor potential in the modern labor market); monographs (a review of scientific ideas about the problem of developing PPP, and the sphere of education); statistical method (to present the key figures that characterize PPP and labor potential); the analytical method (to identify factors that influence implementation of PPP projects as a tool for labor potential development). Results. The implementation of PPP projects has been found to stimulate the labor market and to enhance labor capacity. In case of successful implementation of PPP projects, social problems will be solved due to improved quality of services in the field of education, healthcare, culture, etc. Implementation of the innovation projects of public-private partnership in education and science shapes actually the prerequisites for an increase in figures that characterize labor potential as a whole, and involves staff in specific projects where the key approach is satisfaction of the need for highly qualified specialists. Conclusions. The state policies of PPP development, innovational development of the economy and strengthening labor potential should be aimed at establishing a legislative basis for the institutional environment; introduction of effective economic mechanisms; establishing up-to-date standards which apply to the key development paths of knowledge-based economy. K e y w o r d s : labor potential, public-private partnership, education and innovations.

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Explanation of Public Private Partnership (PPP) Outcomes in E-Government -- A Social Capital Perspective

Cited by 8 publications

References 30 publications

Allocation of Risk in Public Private Partnerships in Information and Communications Technology

Allocation of Risk in Public Private Partnerships in Information and Communications Technology

Assessment of Critical Diffusion Factors of Public–Private Partnership and Social Policy: Evidence from Mainland Prefecture-Level Cities in China

Public-Private Partnership as Tool for Developing Regional Labor Potential

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