There is an argument that says that research in Public
Administration is always about social complexity. This argument is
true. There is also an argument that says that Public
Administration is actually very little informed by complexity. This
is equally true. The differences lie in the different takes on
complexity. The latter approach understands that comprehension of
complexity requires a specific theoretical framework and associated
tools to look into the black box of causality. The authors in this
edited volume gathered in Rotterdam (The Netherlands, June 2011) to
discuss how the complexity sciences can contribute to pertinent
questions in the domains of Public Administration and Public
Policy. Their contributions are presented in this edited volume.
Each contribution is an attempt to answer the Challenge of Making
Public Administration and Complexity Theory work-COMPACT, as the
title says. Together, they present an overview of the diverse state
of the art in thinking about and research in complex systems in the
public domain.
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