Abstract
ABSTRACT Public policy is increasingly implemented through projects and project managers are often hired on temporary contracts to manage the implementation. There is scant research on how temporary employment affects public governance. This article explores how the employment of managers with part-time and limited duration contracts affects public innovation.
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