Contributions to Conflict Management, Peace Economics and Development

Critical Perspectives on International Public Sector Management offers a space for researchers and practitioners to explore emerging trends in public sector management and anticipate future directions. The series focuses on informed, speculative discussions that bridge theory and practice. In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the series addresses how political challenges and questions around accountability have reshaped concepts of public management. It invites contributions from those engaged in the practice of public management and those conducting research, aiming to foster dialogue on topics such as public sector management education, leadership, strategic management, accountability, governance, and the relationship between public institutions and civil society.