Public Value and Public Administration

Bryson, John M.; Crosby, Barbara C.; Bloomberg, Laura

doi:10.1353/book43139

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“…This research documents who is engaged in public discourse about natural disaster events in three different communities. Using 242 public data sources published between 1987 and 2022, we present exploratory and descriptive data on three cases to analyze stakeholder engagement in community dialogue that can inform natural disaster response, recovery, and hazard mitigation planning [5][6][7][8]. Knowing the types of stakeholders, the impacts they experienced, and the role-based obligations that motivated them to participate, we can enrich stakeholder participation and community engagement literature and provide contextual information to make policy and decision processes more robust for organizations in all sectors.…”

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“…Public value was defined as an alternative logic to private value and emphasized that an individual should not only consider their self-interest but also promote the collective purpose of society. Years later, Bryson and colleagues expanded the definition to incorporate things valued by, or suitable for, the whole of society as assessed against criteria-such as efficiency, transparency, fairness, equity, and representation [8].…”

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Stakeholder Analysis in the Context of Natural Disaster Mitigation: The Case of Flooding in Three U.S. Cities

Ter-Mkrtchyan,

Franklin

2023

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This research identifies ways community dialogue can inform natural disaster mitigation planning. We use stakeholder analysis to explore indirect public engagement related to flooding in three U.S. cities (Tulsa, OK; Fayetteville, AR; and Waco, TX). Using publicly available data, we identify the types of stakeholders and potential motivating factors leading them to contribute to community discourse. We find a wide range of engaged stakeholders representing governments, organizations, groups, and individuals directly and indirectly impacted by a natural disaster. These results provide information valuable for tailoring direct engagement efforts to reach residents not participating in the discussion, especially those with elevated vulnerabilities or untapped resources who can co-produce flood mitigation strategies designed to make their property and public infrastructure more flood-resilient and improve community sustainability.

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Stakeholder Analysis in the Context of Natural Disaster Mitigation: The Case of Flooding in Three U.S. Cities

Ter-Mkrtchyan,

Franklin

2023

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Mapping International Civic Technologies Platforms

Skaržauskienė

Mačiulienė

2020

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The new communication paradigm supported by Information and Communication Technology (ICT) puts end-users at the center of innovation processes, thereby shifting the emphasis from technology to people. Citizen centric approaches such as New Public Governance and Open Government in the public management research suggest that government alone cannot be responsible for creating public value. Traditional approaches to public engagement and governmental reforms remain relevant, however our research is more interested in the ability of a networked society to resolve social problems for itself, i.e., without government intervention. In seeking to gain insights into bottom up co-creation processes, this paper aims to collect and generalize information on the international civic technology platforms by focusing on three dimensions: identification of the objectives (content), classification of main stakeholder groups (actors), and definition of co-creative methods (processes). In view of a paucity of research on Civic Technologies, the content analysis will extend the understanding of this growing field and allow us to identify the patterns in their development.

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Governance and Public Service

Ansari¹

2014

Governance in South Asia: State of the Civil Services

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Public Value and Public Administration

Cited by 3 publications

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Stakeholder Analysis in the Context of Natural Disaster Mitigation: The Case of Flooding in Three U.S. Cities

Stakeholder Analysis in the Context of Natural Disaster Mitigation: The Case of Flooding in Three U.S. Cities

Mapping International Civic Technologies Platforms

Governance and Public Service

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