The Third Sector Delivering Public Services: Developments, Innovations and Challenges
Published:
2016
Online ISBN:
9781447322405
Print ISBN:
9781447322399
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The big picture: how does the third sector sit in the contemporary landscape of public services? The big picture: how does the third sector sit in the contemporary landscape of public services?
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Third sector organisations negotiating tensions: the dilemmas of service delivery Third sector organisations negotiating tensions: the dilemmas of service delivery
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Innovation and change: TSOs promoting and navigating new models of public service improvement Innovation and change: TSOs promoting and navigating new models of public service improvement
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The end of the affair? The prospects for the third sector role in public services The end of the affair? The prospects for the third sector role in public services
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Cite
Rees, James, and David Mullins (eds), 'Conclusion', in James Rees, and David Mullins (eds), The Third Sector Delivering Public Services: Developments, Innovations and Challenges (Bristol , 2016; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 19 Jan. 2017), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781447322399.003.0013, accessed 25 Apr. 2024.
Abstract
The conclusion draws together the themes and questions of the book, highlighting the enduring nature of the tensions implicit in the service delivery relationship. It provides a review of where the third sector currently sits in the contemporary landscape of public service delivery, focuses on the dilemmas and tensions that service delivery brings to participating organisations, and highlights the key role of innovation and the search for new models of delivery that the third sector has taken part in. Finally it reviews the prospects for the third sector’s future role in service delivery, balancing reasons to be pessimistic and optimistic.
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