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Public Service Innovation Networks (PSINs): Collaborating for Innovation and Value Creation

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Table 1: The ADI analytical framework in Service Studies and Service Innovation Studies
Table 2: The three paradigms of public administration and the corresponding service  studies perspectives  Public  administration  paradigm  Coordination mode, institution  Nature of the product  Production  organization mode  Performance  evaluation mode
Table 3: Public administration paradigms, innovation and the theoretical perspectives of  Service Innovation Studies
Figure  1  shows  the  general  definitions  of  each  of  the  innovation  networks  that  we  are  investigating, and which we will discuss further in the following paragraphs
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