Document Type
Working Paper
Publication Date
2001
College/Unit
Regional Research Institute
Document Number
Working Paper #2001-5
Department/Program/Center
Regional Research Institute
Abstract
Governments frequently join forces with private organizations. The focus of this article is on characteristics of sustained cooperative efforts that require a significant commitment of resources over an extended period. The authors observe that cooperators’ expected rewards and risks may influence the form voluntary cooperation will take. This article classifies public-private cooperation into four common forms and provides a conceptual framework for better understanding why cooperators choose a particular form of cooperation.
Digital Commons Citation
Schaeffer, Peter V. and Loveridge, Scott, "Towards an Understanding of Types of Public-Private Cooperation" (2001). Regional Research Institute Working Papers. 155.
https://researchrepository.wvu.edu/rri_pubs/155
