Coproduction of Public and Private Safety

Anne L. Schneider, Coproduction of Public and Private Safety: An Analysis of Bystander Intervention, 'Protective Neighboring,' and Personal Protection, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 40, No. 4 (Dec., 1987), pp. 611-630

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• Coproduction of community public service

  Shihong Weng, Yunxiang Zhang•Journal of Chinese Governance•2020

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• Making Democracy Work More? Exploring the Linkage between Social Capital and Government Performance

  Open Access•M Tavits•Political Research Quarterly•2006

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• Community environmental policing

  Open Access•Dara O’rourke, Dara O'Rourke et al.•Journal of Policy Analysis and…•2003

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• Recycling Program Design, Management, and Participation

  David H Folz•Public Administration Review•1991

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• Behavioral Assumptions of Policy Tools

  Anne L Schneider, Anne Schneider et al.•The Journal of Politics•1990

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• Community crime prevention

  Dennis P Rosenbaum•Justice Quarterly•1988

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• Representative Bureaucracy and Fire Service Performance

  Rhys Andrews, Rachel Ashworth et al.•International Public Management…•2014

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• Can information frames nudge citizens to co-produce in emergency preparedness? —evidence from a survey experiment

  Xinyi Qiu, Jinfeng Zhang et al.•Public Management Review•2026

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• The political economy of public research, or why some governments commit to research more than others

  Open Access•Andrea Filippetti, Antonio Vezzani•Technological Forecasting and…•2022

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• Revisiting the influence of community social capital indices on child maltreatment rates

  Open Access•Intae Kim, Ran Kim•Child & Family Social Work•2023

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• New Media and the Coproduction of Safety

  Open Access•Albert Meijer, Albert J Meijer•The American Review of Public…•2012

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• Programmatic Ideas and Targeting Metrics

  Open Access•Wilson Santiago Albuja Echeverría•Poverty & Public Policy•2026

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• Regional Variations in Emergency Service Performance

  Rhys Andrews, Paresh Wankhade•Regional Studies•2014

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• Social Capital and Fire Service Performance

  Open Access•Rhys Andrews, Gene A Brewer•Social Science Quarterly•2010

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• Can Government Initiatives Increase Citizen Coproduction? Results of a Randomized Field Experiment

  Morten Jakobsen•Journal of Public Administration…•2013

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• Compliance Regimes and Barriers to Behavioral Change

  Open Access•R Kent Weaver•Governance•2014

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• Social Dilemmas

  Robyn M Dawes•Annual Review of Psychology•1980

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• Prospect Theory

  Daniel Kahneman, Amos Tversky•Econometrica•1979

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• The Logic of Collective Action

  Mancur Olson•Logic of Collective Action•1965

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• Local Coproduction of Services and the Analysis of Municipal Productivity

  Open Access•Jeffrey L Brudney•Urban Affairs Quarterly•1984

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• Coproduction, Equity, and the Distribution of Safety

  Open Access•Robert Warren, Mark S Rosentraub et al.•Urban Affairs Quarterly•1984

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• Citizen Participation in the Coproduction of Urban Services

  Open Access•Stephen L Percy•Urban Affairs Quarterly•1984

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• Toward an Institutional Theory of Citizen Coproduction

  Open Access•Larry L Kiser•Urban Affairs Quarterly•1984

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• Defensible Space Undefended

  Open Access•Sally Engle Merry•Urban Affairs Quarterly•1981

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• Interaction of the Voluntary and Governmental Sectors

  Open Access•Richard C Rich•Administration & Society•1981

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• Crime and Public Policy

  Peter H Rossi, James Q Wilson•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1984

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• Explaining unselfish behavior

  Open Access•Charles T Clotfelter•Journal of Urban Economics•1980

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• Toward a Definition of the Coproduction Concept

  Jeffrey L Brudney, Robert E England•Public Administration Review•1983

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• Coproduction

  Gordon P Whitaker•Public Administration Review•1980

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• Bystander Intervention Into Crime

  Open Access•Gilbert Geis, Ted L Huston•Policy Studies Journal•1983

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• Public/Private Relations and Service Delivery

  Open Access•Mark S Rosentraub, Karen S Harlow•Policy Studies Journal•1983

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• The Implementation of Public Policy

  Open Access•Paul Sabatier, Daniel A Mazmanian et al.•Policy Studies Journal•1980

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• Consumers as Coproducers of Public Services

  Open Access•Roger B Parks, Paula Baker et al.•Policy Studies Journal•1981

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• Do Cooperators Exit More Readily than Defectors

  Open Access•John Orbell, John M Orbell et al.•American Political Science Review•1984

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• Provision of Public Goods and the MCS Experimental Paradigm

  Open Access•Amnon Rapoport•American Political Science Review•1985

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• The Minimal Contributing Set as a Solution to Public Goods Problems

  Open Access•Alphons J C Van De Kragt, John Orbell et al.•American Political Science Review•1983

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• Bystander Apathy and the Territorial Imperative

  Open Access•A Gillis, A R Gillis et al.•Sociological Inquiry•1983

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