...Kaila Witkowski; Christa Remington; Ratna B. Dougherty; Lauren Azevedo Purpose While coproduction is widely promoted in public service delivery, existing scholarship often centers on formal government-led collaborations, overlooking the decentralized and sometimes resistant roles that communities...

... and mechanisms, crafted by the public sector. Complementarity Coproduction Public sector institutional entrepreneurship Social enterprise South Korea This study employs an exploratory approach to assess the experiences of executives of government-certified SEs (GCSEs) in South Korea (hereafter...

...). In addition, the enablers, incentives, and future potential for social enterprises are described. Later, we discuss how the results appear from both institutional and individual perspectives (Figure 2). Social enterprise Coproduction Social innovation Ecosystem Traditionally, the Finnish...

...Sylke Jaspers; Koen Migchelbrink Purpose In coproduction, citizens may be confronted with a conflict between creating user value and a more collective understanding of public value creation. In order to deal with conflicts experienced as trade-off situations, coproducers follow various coping...

...Teresa Sofia Amorim Lopes; Helena Alves Purpose To analyze and discuss the research on the public healthcare services (PHCS) through the lenses of coproduction/creation by systematizing the antecedents, the process enablers and the outcomes of coproduction/creation in terms of organizational...

...Albert Meijer Purpose Coproduction fundamentally changes the roles of citizens and governments. The purpose of this paper is to enhance the theoretical understanding of the transformative changes in the structural order of the public domain that result from the coproduction of public services...