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Not so twin: how paradoxes undermine digital and sustainable transition in the public sector
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International Journal of Public Sector Management 1–23.
Published: 29 January 2026
... to recognize, prioritize and manage tensions through adaptive and inclusive governance approaches, helping turn paradoxes into drivers of organizational and policy innovation. Originality/value The study extends paradox theory to the context of the twin transition in public administration, offering a more...
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Managing paradoxes in the public sector: a systematic and problematizing review of macro-level concepts
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International Journal of Public Sector Management (2024) 37 (6): 789–804.
Published: 30 July 2024
... paradox concepts in Public Administration with the insights of Paradox Theory and reveals that paradoxes could be a core topic in the field. Scholars in Public Administration could approach paradoxical situations from their own perspective while simultaneously strengthening the field’s identity...
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