Multi-sector partnerships for the public good

"What is the way that societies improve and solve problems? What is the purpose of business in society? Is there a role for markets and business in issues of civic good, justice, equality, education, environment, health or collective action? Current economic principles, which underpin our trust...

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Other Authors Brown, Samuel L. (Social scientist) (Editor), Johnson, Richard Greggory (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K : Emerald Publishing Limited : IAP, Information Age Publishing, Inc., [2023]
SeriesPublic administration & social equity.
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Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781806602209
DOI10.1108/979-8-88730-121-1
Physical Description1 online resource (viii, 212 pages) : illustrations

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Table of Contents:
  • Public value and cross-sector collaboration : meaning, gaps, and solutions / Kouliga Koala
  • Public-private partnerships through tax increment reinvestment zone financing in the city of Houston, Texas / Andrew Ikeh Emmanuel Ewoh
  • Sustaining transformative community-campus partnerships through interpersonal accountability, honoring community agency, and shared imagining / Star Plaxton-Moore, Angeline Vuong, and Jacqueline Ramos
  • Developing a community-centric model using a multisector partnership process for urban development : a case study of the historic upton community revitalization in West Baltimore / Al G. Gourrier
  • Understanding multi-sector collaboration for accountable care organizations : models of care for mental health collaboratives / Tiffany Henley and Samuel L. Brown
  • Risks and rewards for public value : a public private partnership to expand rural broadband in the State of Kentucky / Ashley Ireland
  • Multi-sector collaboration and workforce housing in Minnesota / Kristen Norman-Major
  • An economic model to develop sustainable Brazil production in Peru / William Riggs
  • Collaborating for affordable and accessible housing opportunities : pluralism, systems, and policy / Tracy Schober
  • Teaching #MiamiTech : a case study of the public interest technology fellowship at Florida International University / Agatha Caraballo and Cristina Rodriguez-Acosta.