Coproduction effects on citizenship: Evidence from survey experiments

Abstract

Many public goods—such as education, public safety, and public health—are coproduced by citizens and communities, not simply provided by public agencies. Parents help school children read, neighborhood residents report... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Sinah Kang (Rutgers - Newark, School of Public Affairs and Administration)
  2. Van Ryzin Gregg (Rutgers - Newark, School of Public Affairs and Administration)

Topic Area

F1a - Behavioral and Experimental Public Administration: Citizen-State Interactions

Session

F1a-01 » Behavioral and Experimental Public Administration: Citizen-State Interactions (16:30 - Wednesday, 19th April, E.393)

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