The activities in this area aim to provide a multi faced framework for understanding the many different needs and improving public governance strategies, processes and outcomes in terms of effectiveness, collaboration, relevance and legitimacy.
They provide an unprecedented initial understanding of the complex and dynamic nature of public governance its actors and objectives. Furthermore, they identify innovative and adaptive governance strategies better suited to address the evolving needs and expectations of citizens, businesses and related stakeholders in a fast changing world.
We investigate especially the impacts on public governance and the socio-economic-technical and cultural changes digital transformations causes in European diversified ecosystems.
Our research includes:
- The evolution of public governance under digital, social and green transitions
- Agile approaches to digital governance
- Opportunities for citizen participation in the management of public good enabled by innovative digital technologies
- The impact of digital transformation on governance diverse ecosystems and their actors
…and much more
The case of the Interoperable Europe Act
A community perspective
Prevailing (public) governance models throughout Europe
