Finding a Way in the Hall of Mirrors; understanding and substantiating exploratory work for future public service delivery by conducting anthropological STS for local governments.

Lucy van Eck¹, Michael Duijn¹, Mattijs Taanman¹, Gerard Nijboer²

1: GovernEUR | Erasmus University Rotterdam; 2: Municipality of Rotterdam

Mobile Apps for School Level Accountability Amid Poly-Crises: Evaluating the Teachers’ Experiences of Public Sector Innovation

Srinivas YERRAMSETTI¹, Adrian Ritz²

1: KPM Center for Public Management, University of Bern, Switzerland; 2: KPM Center for Public Management, University of Bern, Switzerland

Public Transportation as Human Right: how to guarantee mobility in difficult places with digital innovation

Hiroko KUDO

Chuo University, Japan

What determines the longevity of changes caused by crises – the case of COVID-19-related changes in Czech ministries and agencies

David ŠPAČEK

Masaryk University, Faculty of Economics and Administration, Czech Republic

How a public values perspective can contribute to just decision-making in the energy transition

Kees Jonathan VAN DER WEL, Sanne AKERBOOM

Utrecht University, Netherlands, The

Are public servants allowed to do what is necessary for sustainability transitions?

Mattijs Taanman¹, Gijs Diercks¹, Rik Braams², Mike Duijn¹

1: Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The; 2: Utrecht University, Netherlands

Mission-oriented public procurement in Europe: A systematic literature review

Rainer Kattel¹, Amy Lai¹, Chiara Bleckenwegner², Piret Tõnurist², Veiko Lember³

1: University College London, United Kingdom; 2: OECD; 3: Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia - KU Leuven, Belgium

Bracing urban governance against climate crises

Peeter VIHMA^1,2, Janne Hukkinen²

1: Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland

Public Sector Attractiveness & Discrimination: Do Discrimination Experiences affect how the Public Sector is perceived?

Katharina Dinhof¹, Sharon Gilad², Jurgen Willems¹

1: WU Vienna University of Business and Economics; 2: Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Gender attitudes among public employees: A comparative analysis

Nathalie Mendez¹, Claudia Avellaneda²

1: Universidad de los Andes, Colombia; 2: Indiana University Bloomington

Gender Budgeting in Public Administration: an indispensable tool to advance gender equality. A specific focus on the Italian case

Clara FILIBERTO

University of Palermo, Italy

BRAZIL'S CHALLENGES IN ERADICATING GENDER INEQUALITY

Sidney Guerra¹, Maria Celia Ferraz Roberto da Silveira²

1: UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO - UFRJ, Brazil; 2: UNIVERSIDADE DO GRANDE RIO - UNIGRANRIO, Brazil

Market Regulation for the Digital Age (working title)

Nikola POPOVIC

HAKOM, Croatia

A Quantum Future: Policy and Administrative Implications

Kim MOLONEY

Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar

DIGITALISATION OF PUBLIC SERVICES: A CASE STUDY ABOUT THE FINANCIAL POLICY BY THE TECHNOLOGY OF “PIX” IN BRAZIL

Jurema Luzia Ribeiro Pereira

Icap Costa Rica / Belo Horizonte City Hall

Inclusive digita transformation: challenges and prospects

Costa HOFISI

North-West University, South Africa

Measuring public sector occupations’ automation potential: Survey-based index development and validation in Chile

Javier FUENZALIDA¹, Francisco Suárez², Benjamin Roseth³

1: University of Oxford, Chile; 2: University of Chile; 3: IDB

Street-level partnership: Relational contracting for service delivery

Anka KEKEZ¹, Anat GOFEN²

1: Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb; 2: Federmann School of Public Policy, Hebrew University

Discussant: Fia VAN HETEREN (Leiden University (Medical Centre))

Fluid interprofessional collaboration in frontline professionals’ work with combined problems

Fia van Heteren^1,2, Nadine Raaphorst², Sandra Groeneveld², Jet Bussemaker^1,2

1: Leiden University (Medical Centre), Netherlands, The; 2: Leiden University, Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs, Institute of Public Administration, The Netherlands

Discussant: Ana BUDIMIR (Faculty of Political Science)

International Intervention and the Role of Local Actors in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ana BUDIMIR

Faculty of Political Science, Croatia

Discussant: Anka KEKEZ (University of Zagreb)