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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Cross-sector partnership"”.
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The Rhetoric and Realities of Social Impact Bonds
… both scholars and practitioners advocate cross-sector partnerships as a strategy to replace the vertical hierarchy of government with the horizontal approach of governance through a network of actors. This research explores the potential of social impact bonds (SIBs) as an instrument of …
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Social change: The influence of ecosystem change and the business sector
… to the fact that problems facing people across the world are typically complex and need collaborative practices to be addressed. Cross-sector social partnerships are being used across the globe to engage multiple sectors to improve communities. The field of social work needs to be …
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The Collective Speculators’ Playbook Subversive Market Forms for Common Wealth
… of the speculative urban development model across two urban projects. It identifies two key actors: the developer, who speculates on financial returns, the designer, who speculates on spatial forms. The gap between them can then be termed the ‘speculative spectrum’. In it, the developer, …
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Assessing police privatisation in the United Arab Emirates
… transference of public functions to the private sector: regulatory, economic and social risks. In the UAE, the outsourcing of policing operations to the private security sector is significantly embedded as a key policy objective driven by a wider commitment to deliver efficient public services. …
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Ethical issues in organizational practices: individuals, organizations and partnerships
… and ethical practices in the broader context of cross-sector collaborations. The thesis comprises four research papers, with topics ranging from ethics and value-based motivations, issues surrounding ethical governance, to the evolving process of organizational value systems. It asks specific …