Public Private Partnership with Chinese Characteristics: A Critical Review and Theoretical Framework

IF 1 Q3 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Public Works Management & Policy Pub Date : 2023-09-16 DOI:10.1177/1087724x231203373

Zhe Cheng, Yun Li, Tingting Liu, Huanming Wang

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Abstract

The localization and generalization of the public–private partnership (PPP) is a controversial issue discussed in the research agenda of PPP. China has played a central role in global PPP development in recent years. This study reviews the policy and development of PPP in China through the lens of punctuated-equilibrium theory. A conceptual framework of China-type PPP, including projects, organizations, functions, policies, and governance, is then developed for analysis and interpretation through global comparisons. This study indicates the possibility of a “China model” in PPP due to China’s distinct evolutionary process, characteristics, and representative PPP, but requires further extraction, summarization, and enrichment with sustainable development. In addition, the “China model” will have a potential peer-level value for other emerging markets.

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中国特色公私合作:批判性回顾与理论框架

政府与社会资本合作伙伴关系(PPP)的本土化与泛化是PPP研究议程中一个备受争议的问题。近年来，中国在全球PPP发展中发挥了核心作用。本文从间断均衡理论的视角审视了PPP在中国的政策和发展。然后，通过全球比较，开发了一个包括项目、组织、职能、政策和治理在内的中国式PPP概念框架，以进行分析和解释。由于中国PPP的演进过程、特点和代表性，本研究提出了PPP“中国模式”的可能性，但需要进一步提炼、总结和丰富可持续发展。此外，“中国模式”对其他新兴市场也具有潜在的同等价值。

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Public Works Management & Policy PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION-

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2.00

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7.10%

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