A shift towards collaboration? Evidence from national digitalisation strategies

A shift towards collaboration? Evidence from national digitalisation strategies

This paper seeks to better understand the paradigm shift towards ‘networked governance’ in digitalisation discourse. Little is known about the link between digitalisation reforms and the main reform paradigms in public management studies. By analysing French and German national digitalisation strate...

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