Collaborative Turn in the Nordic Welfare States
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Collaborative Turn in the Nordic Welfare States
Critical Perspectives on Co-production in Policies, Civil Society, and Institutional Changes
Nieminen, Ari; Vamstad, Johan; Enjolras, Bernard; Lundgaard Andersen, Linda
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
02/2026
401
Dura
Inglês
9783032080004
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1.- Introduction.-The Collaborative Turn in the Nordic Welfare States.- Critical Perspectives on Policies, Civil Society, and Institutional Changes .- Part 1.-Roots and Trajectories of Co-production.-Concepts and Definitions.- Chapter 2.-Co-production in the Nordic Welfare States.- Critical Perspectives on Policies, Civil Society, and Institutional Changes .- Chapter 3.-The Market, the Forum and the Commons.- Institutional Models of Public Management Reform .- Chapter 4.-Co-production and Public Sector Reforms. From the Market to Civic Engagement? .- Chapter 5.-Co-production and the marketisation of welfare sectors in Sweden and the other Nordic countries.- Part 2.-Co-production in National and Nordic Welfare State Contexts: Policies and institutional Changes.- Chapter 6.- Navigating between Collaboration and Responsibilization: Exploring policy narratives in three Nordic welfare states .- Chapter 7.- Co-Production in Swedish Health and Welfare.- An Overview of Research and Practical Applications.- Chapter 8.-Organizing inclusion of vulnerable citizens through cross-sector co-production.- Chapter 9.-Who cares? Examining social and health professionalism in the context of citizen co-production.- Chapter 10.-Challenges for co-production in the Nordic welfare states.- Part 3.-Multi-level Impacts of Co-production.-Democracy, Public Sector, Citizenship and Civil Society.- Chapter 11.-Facilitators of co-production between public sector and civil society's organizations in the Nordic context.- The case of Search and Rescue in Norway.- Chapter 12.-Can training bridge the gap between rhetoric and practice in co-production? Lessons learned from promoting co-production in a non-profit welfare service provider in Sweden.- Chapter 13.-Rural social innovations. Co-production where the welfare state is distancing.- Chapter 14.-From Ladder to Mobiles: Towards a Situated Understanding of Co-creation.- Part 4.-Conclusion and discussion.- Chapter 15.-The Collaborative Turn in the Nordic Welfare States.
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co-production;Nordic welfare states; collaborative turn; transformation;institutional changes;policy narratives;collective;democracy;particpatory;marketization;New Public Management;New Public Governance;multi-level impact;citizenship
Chapter 1.- Introduction.-The Collaborative Turn in the Nordic Welfare States.- Critical Perspectives on Policies, Civil Society, and Institutional Changes .- Part 1.-Roots and Trajectories of Co-production.-Concepts and Definitions.- Chapter 2.-Co-production in the Nordic Welfare States.- Critical Perspectives on Policies, Civil Society, and Institutional Changes .- Chapter 3.-The Market, the Forum and the Commons.- Institutional Models of Public Management Reform .- Chapter 4.-Co-production and Public Sector Reforms. From the Market to Civic Engagement? .- Chapter 5.-Co-production and the marketisation of welfare sectors in Sweden and the other Nordic countries.- Part 2.-Co-production in National and Nordic Welfare State Contexts: Policies and institutional Changes.- Chapter 6.- Navigating between Collaboration and Responsibilization: Exploring policy narratives in three Nordic welfare states .- Chapter 7.- Co-Production in Swedish Health and Welfare.- An Overview of Research and Practical Applications.- Chapter 8.-Organizing inclusion of vulnerable citizens through cross-sector co-production.- Chapter 9.-Who cares? Examining social and health professionalism in the context of citizen co-production.- Chapter 10.-Challenges for co-production in the Nordic welfare states.- Part 3.-Multi-level Impacts of Co-production.-Democracy, Public Sector, Citizenship and Civil Society.- Chapter 11.-Facilitators of co-production between public sector and civil society's organizations in the Nordic context.- The case of Search and Rescue in Norway.- Chapter 12.-Can training bridge the gap between rhetoric and practice in co-production? Lessons learned from promoting co-production in a non-profit welfare service provider in Sweden.- Chapter 13.-Rural social innovations. Co-production where the welfare state is distancing.- Chapter 14.-From Ladder to Mobiles: Towards a Situated Understanding of Co-creation.- Part 4.-Conclusion and discussion.- Chapter 15.-The Collaborative Turn in the Nordic Welfare States.
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