Victor A. Pestoff is Professor Emeritus in Political Science and currently Guest Professor at the Institute for Civil Society Studies at Ersta Skondal University College in Stockholm, Sweden

"Victor Pestoff has long been one of the leading writers and thinkers about co-production. His new book provides an exciting and challenging perspective for anyone interested in this topic. Highly recommended!" -Stephen P Osborne, University of Edinburgh Business School, UK.

• 1. Rethinking Public Service Management and Renewing Democracy: Engaging citizens as co-producers of public services 2. Beyond Exit & Voice in Enduring Welfare Services: Citizens as co-producers?3. Empowering Parents as Co-producers of Childcare Services in Sweden 4. Citizens as Co-Producers of Welfare Services: Childcare in eight European countries 5. Citizens as Co-Producers of Personal Social Services in Sweden: Towards a paradigm of democratic participation 6. Crucial Concepts for Understanding Co-production in Third Sector Social Services and Health Care 7. Small Groups, Collective Action and the Sustainability of Co-production 8. Exploring Synergies between Social Enterprise, Social Innovation and Co-production: Key post–NPM concepts in public sector reforms 9. Co-production at the Crossroads of Public Administration Regimes: What role forservice users, providers and the third sector? 10. Co-production and Public Administration Regimes: Their impact on hybrid organizations 11. Reframing Co-production: More definitions or different schools? 12. Co-production and the Third Sector in the 21st Century: New schools of democracy and participatory public service management

Victor A. Pestoff is Professor Emeritus in Political Science and currently Guest Professor at the Institute for Civil Society Studies at Ersta Skondal University College in Stockholm, Sweden

"Victor Pestoff has long been one of the leading writers and thinkers about co-production. His new book provides an exciting and challenging perspective for anyone interested in this topic. Highly recommended!" -Stephen P Osborne, University of Edinburgh Business School, UK.

• 1. Rethinking Public Service Management and Renewing Democracy: Engaging citizens as co-producers of public services 2. Beyond Exit & Voice in Enduring Welfare Services: Citizens as co-producers?3. Empowering Parents as Co-producers of Childcare Services in Sweden 4. Citizens as Co-Producers of Welfare Services: Childcare in eight European countries 5. Citizens as Co-Producers of Personal Social Services in Sweden: Towards a paradigm of democratic participation 6. Crucial Concepts for Understanding Co-production in Third Sector Social Services and Health Care 7. Small Groups, Collective Action and the Sustainability of Co-production 8. Exploring Synergies between Social Enterprise, Social Innovation and Co-production: Key post–NPM concepts in public sector reforms 9. Co-production at the Crossroads of Public Administration Regimes: What role forservice users, providers and the third sector? 10. Co-production and Public Administration Regimes: Their impact on hybrid organizations 11. Reframing Co-production: More definitions or different schools? 12. Co-production and the Third Sector in the 21st Century: New schools of democracy and participatory public service management

Victor A. Pestoff is Professor Emeritus in Political Science and currently Guest Professor at the Institute for Civil Society Studies at Ersta Skondal University College in Stockholm, Sweden

"Victor Pestoff has long been one of the leading writers and thinkers about co-production. His new book provides an exciting and challenging perspective for anyone interested in this topic. Highly recommended!" -Stephen P Osborne, University of Edinburgh Business School, UK.

• 1. Rethinking Public Service Management and Renewing Democracy: Engaging citizens as co-producers of public services 2. Beyond Exit & Voice in Enduring Welfare Services: Citizens as co-producers?3. Empowering Parents as Co-producers of Childcare Services in Sweden 4. Citizens as Co-Producers of Welfare Services: Childcare in eight European countries 5. Citizens as Co-Producers of Personal Social Services in Sweden: Towards a paradigm of democratic participation 6. Crucial Concepts for Understanding Co-production in Third Sector Social Services and Health Care 7. Small Groups, Collective Action and the Sustainability of Co-production 8. Exploring Synergies between Social Enterprise, Social Innovation and Co-production: Key post–NPM concepts in public sector reforms 9. Co-production at the Crossroads of Public Administration Regimes: What role forservice users, providers and the third sector? 10. Co-production and Public Administration Regimes: Their impact on hybrid organizations 11. Reframing Co-production: More definitions or different schools? 12. Co-production and the Third Sector in the 21st Century: New schools of democracy and participatory public service management