The theory of collaborative advantage is a major theory rationalizing the role of Public‐
Private Partnerships (PPPs). However, the evidence for the theory in the case of PPPs is …

While prior research has long identified the centrality of critical supply acquisition to the
government's response to a crisis, there is less understanding of how to secure critical …

Contracts are essential for managing the relationship among public–private partnership
(PPP) partners. However, the impact of contracts on the trust between partners is unclear …

Trust between constituent actors within the European Union (EU)'s multilevel regulatory
regimes is decisive for regulatory success. Trust drives information flows, increases …

Contract managers change contracts to respond to unforeseen events and to improve the
likelihood of securing critical supplies. This study employs data from the General Service …

Purpose Trust is the glue that holds cooperative relationships together and often exists in an
asymmetric manner. The purpose of this study is to explore how to mitigate the issue of …

Trust is known to be beneficial for cooperation, though remains underdeveloped in public-
private partnerships (PPPs), which are caught in a trust trap due to the cooperative regime's …

Solving problems through collaborative efforts of public, private, and nonprofit groups has
become more important in recent years. One type of public-private partnerships (PPPs) has …

Public–private partnership (PPP) is now focused on project value creation, with trust playing
a crucial role. This study models trust evolution among stakeholders using evolutionary …

International green hydrogen partnerships between industrialized economies and countries
exhibiting more favorable production conditions for green hydrogen are a promising …