The Promise of Citizen Coproduction: Some Persistent Issues

Mattson, Gary A.

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“…While various efforts have been made to address the problem, there seems to be little progress, due to a variety of reasons such as brain drain etc. The findings of (Brudney and England, 1983;Mattson, 1986;John Clayton, 1987;Jakobsen and Simon Calmar, 2013) buttressed this point. Also universities in Africa lacks autonomy in compares with their counterpart in other part of the globe, such autonomy include, organizational, financial, staffing and academic autonomy.…”

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confidence: 94%

Opportunities and Challenges of Universities Co-Production in Africa

Abdullahi

2016

J. Secur. Stud. Glob. Polit.

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Universities are engine of growth and development if well managed and sustained. Most of the universities in Africa are performing below expectation especially in co-production. Therefore, the study seeks to explore the role of university in fostering co-production with reference to Africa. What are the key features of highly co-production universities? And why is it that African universities are not innovative? Qualitative method was used, interviews were conducted with some of the stakeholders in Africa and secondary data were used. Secondary data were sourced through newspapers, journals and text books to validate the data. The findings reveal that lack of collaboration, poor funding, inadequate man power and lack of training constitute hindrance to innovation practice. The paper suggests, collaboration, information technology development and training should be enhanced.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 94%

Opportunities and Challenges of Universities Co-Production in Africa

Abdullahi

2016

J. Secur. Stud. Glob. Polit.

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“…This process depends on voluntary citizen coproduction and has positive impacts on the results of the services (Brudney & England, 1983). Coproduction with the citizen challenges the traditional model of the delivery of public services, in which the State provides a passive society with goods and services (Alford, 1998;Mattson, 1986;Vamstad, 2012;Verschuere et al, 2012). In citizen coproduction, the State does not consider society only as a consumer but also as a partner, extending the citizen's role from a passive consumer of public services to a player actively involved in addressing social problems (Alford, 1998;Mattson, 1986).…”

Section: Coproduction In Public Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Os efeitos da coprodução nos resultados da conciliação judicial: a percepção da sociedade sobre um serviço inovador

2019

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Resumo Este estudo examinou os efeitos da coprodução e das competências do prestador de serviços nos resultados da conciliação judicial no Tribunal de Justiça do Distrito Federal e Territórios (TJDFT), a partir da percepção de satisfação das partes litigantes e dos advogados usuários do serviço. A conciliação judicial é uma inovação do Poder Judiciário que visa a aumentar a eficiência e o valor gerado pelos serviços de Justiça e trata-se de um processo coproduzido, no qual os usuários participam da prestação dos serviços públicos. Para alcançar o objetivo proposto, utilizaram-se dados secundários provenientes da pesquisa de satisfação do usuário elaborada e aplicada pela equipe técnica do TJDFT e a amostra final, após o tratamento dos dados, consistiu em 1.735 partes litigantes e 764 advogados. Para análise dos dados, aplicaram-se as técnicas de análise fatorial exploratória e de regressão logística e os resultados sugerem que a coprodução é a variável com maior poder preditivo dos resultados do serviço, tanto para o cidadão como para a imagem do Poder Judiciário, na perspectiva das partes. Por fim, os resultados do serviço para o cidadão, se positivos, aumentam a probabilidade da imagem do Poder Judiciário também ser positiva, na percepção dos dois grupos investigados.

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“…In the public sector, crowdsourcing transforms into citizen-sourcing, a strategy for approaching citizens and public agents in the construction of solutions to problems of public interest. The citizen is not only the consumer of a public service, but an actor in the development of a solution to a social problem (Mattson, 1986).…”

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confidence: 99%

The Motivation to Participate in Citizen-Sourcing and Hackathons in the Public Sector

Ferreira

Farias

2018

BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev.

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Key challenges of how citizens can be motivated to participate in citizen-sourcing initiatives remain unaddressed. In this paper, we identified the influence of eight motivation variables in the number of participations in Hackathons, a citizen-sourcing initiative, in Brazil. We adapt different models from Self-Determination Theory and the Theory of Planned Behavior with recent studies of crowdsourcing and open software initiatives. To validate the survey, we conducted a confirmatory factorial analysis, using Structural Equation Modelling. Tests with 308 questionnaires confirm the reliability and validity of the survey as well as the model's overall quality. This research shows evidence that supports that recognition, learning, financial rewards and fun influence attitude towards participation in Hackathons. We present theoretical and managerial implications to scholars and public agents interested in engaging citizens in solving public problems.

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The Promise of Citizen Coproduction: Some Persistent Issues

Cited by 33 publications

References 4 publications

Opportunities and Challenges of Universities Co-Production in Africa

Opportunities and Challenges of Universities Co-Production in Africa

Os efeitos da coprodução nos resultados da conciliação judicial: a percepção da sociedade sobre um serviço inovador

The Motivation to Participate in Citizen-Sourcing and Hackathons in the Public Sector

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