Crowdsourcing as an example of public management fashion

doi:10.4018/978-1-5225-4200-1.ch001

Crowdsourcing as an example of public management fashion

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title:	Crowdsourcing as an example of public management fashion
author:	Lenart-Gansiniec Regina
editor:	Lenart-Gansiniec Regina
Book title:	Crowdsourcing and knowledge management in contemporary business environments
date of publication:	2019
place of publication : name of publisher:	Hershey : IGI Global
pages:	1-19
ISBN:	978-1-5225-4200-1 978-1-5225-8801-6
eISBN:	978-1-5225-4201-8
series:	Advances in Logistics, Operations, and Management Science Book Series, ISSN 2327-350X, eISSN 2327-3518
DOI:	10.4018/978-1-5225-4200-1.ch001
language:	English
Book language:	English
abstract in english:	Crowdsourcing is a relatively new concept, which was defined for the first time only in 2006. The growing interest in crowdsourcing has been observed since 2010. As of that moment, the number of publications on crowdsourcing has been systematically increasing. The researchers' attention is frequently focused on the benefits possible to be obtained by the organization owing to crowdsourcing. Not without importance is the issue of cooperation with the crowd. Despite the growth tendency, it may still be ascertained that the multitude and diversity of approaches to crowdsourcing does not increase the chances for clarification and transparency. In their majority these papers are of a theoretical nature and rather dispersed and fragmentary. As a whole they do not make reference to the achievements of the predecessors. The subject of this chapter is searching for an answer to the question whether crowdsourcing displays the features of a public management fashion.
number of pulisher's sheets:	1,2
affiliation:	Wydział Zarządzania i Komunikacji Społecznej : Instytut Spraw Publicznych
type:	chapter
subtype:	academic paper