New frontiers in delivering public infrastructure

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Abstract

Delivering infrastructure in a timely and efficient manner to provide public value remains challenging despite the theoretical developments that have been made. What do we know that could help to deliver quality and energy-efficient infrastructure, what are current challenges and how could we overcome them? This State-of-the-Art Review article attempts to uncover underlying themes, including the governance of large infrastructure projects, the importance of innovation and contractual arrangements, and social and environmental acceptability. A current review of major Canadian contributions is offered, and promising research avenues are proposed.

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Brunet, M., & Jobidon, G. (2024). New frontiers in delivering public infrastructure. Canadian Public Administration, 67(1), 130–140. https://doi.org/10.1111/capa.12553

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