The Effects Of Public Private Partnerships On Local Entrepreneurs In The Context Of Neoliberalism And Local Governance

Year 2019, , 763 - 782, 25.12.2019

Burcu Gediz Oral , Tuğba Arpazlı Fazlılar

https://doi.org/10.18657/yonveek.572864

Abstract

There is a direct relationship
between the rise of neoliberalism and the emergence of a new system of
governance defined as local entrepreneurship. The new local policy is affected
by the limitation of the public sector and the increase in international
capital mobility. Therefore, it is called for transformation to promote capital
accumulation and to increase the comparative advantage of the local.Transition
to forms of entrepreneurial governance means that reducing governance in public
services and reducing governance to local practices and local regulations for
involve new social actors in the sphere of government. Local services in both
the public private partnerships (PPPs) as well as the ability is increasing
interest in entrepreneurship. In this study analized that the importance of
PPPs for local entrepreneurship and the complexity of the PPPs management
dimensions.  Local projects are quite
complex because they contain more than one actor with different expectations.
This requires the existence of governance regimes at the local or regional
level. PPPs bring together local authorities, the financial sector and
non-profit organizations to optimize their financing programs. Therefore, these
cooperation is one of the effective ways of local financing. PPPs provide
support mechanisms that are easily accessible by local businesses and adapted
to their needs. This study focuses on a theoretical view of how complexity of
multi-player governance affects the implementation of local projects.

Key Words:
Entrepreneurship, Local Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneurial Urbanism, Public Private Partnerships

JEL Classification: L26, R11, L32 

Neoliberalizm ve Yerel Yönetişim Bağlamında Kamu Özel Sektör İşbirliklerinin Yerel Girişimcilik Üzerine Etkileri

Abstract

Neoliberalizmin yükselişi ile yerel girişimcilik
olarak tanımlanan yeni bir yönetim düzeninin ortaya çıkması arasında doğrudan
bir ilişki vardır. Yeni yerel politika, kamu faaliyet alanının
sınırlandırılması ve uluslararası sermaye hareketliliğinin artmasından etkilenmektedir.
Bu yüzden sermaye birikimini teşvik etmek ve yerelin karşılaştırmalı
üstünlüklerini artırmak için dönüşüm çağrısında bulunulmaktadır. Girişimci yönetişim biçimlerine geçiş, kamu hizmetleri tedariğinde değişimi
ve yeni sosyal aktörleri yönetim alanına dâhil etmek için yönetişimin yerel
uygulamalara ve düzenlemelere indirgenmesi anlamlarına gelmektedir. Yerel
hizmetlerde hem kamu özel
sektör işbirliklerine (KÖSİ) hem de girişimciliğin kabiliyetine olan ilgi
artmaktadır. Bu çalışmada KÖSİ’lerin yerel girişimcilik için önemi ve KÖSİ
yönetim boyutlarının karmaşıklığı analiz edilmiştir. Yerel projeler, farklı beklentileri olan birden fazla oyuncuyu
içerdiklerinden oldukça karmaşıktır. Bu durum yerel veya bölgesel düzeyde
yönetişim rejimlerinin varlığını gerektirmektedir. KÖSİ'ler finansman programlarını optimize etmek için
yerel otoriteleri, finans sektörünü ve kar amacı gütmeyen kuruluşları bir araya
getirirler. Bu nedenle bu işbirlikleri yerel finansmanın etkili yollarından
biridir. KÖSİ'ler, yerel işletmeler
tarafından kolayca erişilebilen ve onların ihtiyaçlarına göre uyarlanmış destek
mekanizmaları sağlamaktadır.   Bu
çalışma, çok oyunculu yönetişimin karmaşıklıklarının yerel projelerin
uygulanmasını nasıl etkilediği üzerine teorik bir bakışla odaklanmaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler: Girişimcilik, Yerel Girişimcilik, Girişimci Şehirler, Kamu Özel Sektör
İşbirlikleri

            JEL Sınıflandırması: L26, R11, L32

Keywords

kösi, girişimcilik, yerel yönetişim

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