Position paper: public policy implications in publicly funded infrastructure projects

Purpose This essay contributes to the ongoing exposition of a project management-focused understanding of “public policy” implementation. Distinct from previous studies that take a predominantly administrative sciences perspective, the delivery and implementation of publicly funded infrastructure projects as an instrument of public policy is explored through the lens of legal frameworks. Design/methodology/approach We adopt the explanation-building review approach to provide descriptions and explanations of the relevant enablers and context necessary for the successful delivery and implementation of publicly funded infrastructure projects. Findings The ambiguity associated with public policy is more likely to hinder than facilitate the use of publicly funded infrastructure projects as preferred instruments of choice for implementing public policy. Originality/value Despite substantial interest among academics and practitioners in utilising projects as tools for public policy implementation, thorough discussions on the legal complexities inherent in these projects remain scarce.

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Smart and Sustainable Built Environment
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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.1108/sasbe-06-2024-0225
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Public-Private Partnership Projects
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Position paper: public policy implications in publicly funded infrastructure projects

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Position paper: public policy implications in publicly funded infrastructure projects

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Abstract

Purpose This essay contributes to the ongoing exposition of a project management-focused understanding of “public policy” implementation. Distinct from previous studies that take a predominantly administrative sciences perspective, the delivery and implementation of publicly funded infrastructure projects as an instrument of public policy is explored through the lens of legal frameworks. Design/methodology/approach We adopt the explanation-building review approach to provide descriptions and explanations of the relevant enablers and context necessary for the successful delivery and implementation of publicly funded infrastructure projects. Findings The ambiguity associated with public policy is more likely to hinder than facilitate the use of publicly funded infrastructure projects as preferred instruments of choice for implementing public policy. Originality/value Despite substantial interest among academics and practitioners in utilising projects as tools for public policy implementation, thorough discussions on the legal complexities inherent in these projects remain scarce.

Smart and Sustainable Built Environment
University of Strathclyde (GB), Edinburgh Napier University (GB), University of Sharjah (AE), Teesside University (GB)
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