Synopsis
The conceptual relations we found in this article between PM and PCC warrants attention for further empirical or theoretical analyses and probing ways in which combining these concepts applies to practice. For instance, it may be of interest to take our results here as a starting point for a more empirically oriented full-scale mapping of all uses of the PCC and PM concepts and investigate if there are other uses besides the ones we have analyzed here. It may also be of interest to investigate not research articles, but policy documents such as position statements, guidelines, or research program calls, advocating PM or PCC, to expand the sort of analysis we have made here.