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strategic triangle of public value: a standalone construct

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Public administration

a framework holding that public managers create value when public value, legitimacy and support from the authorizing environment, and operational capacity are aligned.

In public administration, strategic triangle of public value refers to a framework holding that public managers create value when public value, legitimacy and support from the authorizing environment, and operational capacity are aligned. This meaning comes from Moore (1995) in Creating public value.[1]

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References

Moore, M. H. (1995). Creating public value. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780735100046

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