Preliminary list of submitted papers
for the 21st NISPAcee Annual Conference

Main Conference Theme
Person:	Mr. Barabashev Alexey	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Regionalization of the civil service in Russian federation
Person:	Ms. Belyakova Nina	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	The impacts of Russia-Turkish relations on black sea basin
Person:	Mr. Groenendijk Nico	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Macro-regions: regional integration within and beyond the EU
Person:	Ms. Katunar Jana	Work Country: Croatia
Paper:	Innovation as one of the most important pillar of SME competitiveness in Croatia
Person:	Mr. Markovic Aleksandar	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Using social networks for improving e-government services
Person:	Ms. Mikhailova Ekaterina	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Collaboration in the field of public administration among border regions and municipalities
Person:	Mrs. Mikhaylova Anna	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Forms of inter-regional cooperation in Russian Federation
Person:	Ms. Nyikos Gyorgyi	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Development policy in the age of austerity - result-orientation, effectiveness and sustainability
Person:	Mrs. Safina Svetlana	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Constitutions of the republics in the Russian Federation
General Session
Person:	Mr. Demidenko Daniil	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Model of the optimum plan of expansion of production.
Person:	Mr. Fuller Donald	Work Country: Armenia
Paper:	Poland: Recession model or idiosyncratic traditionalist?
Person:	Mrs. Katsamunska Polya	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Policy of regional development in Bulgaria: Design and implementation
Person:	Mr. Kolesnikov Aleksandr	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Increase of economic stability of the industrial enterprise in the conditions of falling production.
Person:	Ms. Limpok Valeria	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Taxes on the financial sector
Person:	Mrs. Mergaliyeva Liliya	Work Country: Kazakhstan
Paper:	Globalization: The new threat to economic sovereignty
Person:	Mr. Merighi Massimo	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Renewable energy as glue for regional integration
Person:	Mrs. Mikulskiene Birute	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Public administration readiness for managing in the network: managing the advisory groups. The case of Ministry of Education and Science of Lithuania
Person:	Mr. Pavlov Pavel	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Regional dimensions of the process of managing infrastructural projects in the northwestern planning region of Bulgaria
Person:	Mrs. Petrovic Natasa	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Student centered higher enviromental education: Debate as a road from X to Y
Person:	Mrs. Petrovic Natasa	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Benefits of improving business environmental performance
Person:	Mr. Pivovarov Ivan	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	University strategy as a mechanism of regional educational cluster development
Person:	Mrs. Stanus Cristina	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Creating welfare markets under ESF funding: The case of educational service delivery in Romania
Person:	Mrs. Velikova Maria	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	New approaches and instruments for the governance of specific territories in Bulgaria – key points in a reforming regional policy
I. Working Group on Local Government
Person:	Mrs. Albescu Andrada-Maria	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	The quality of democracy faced with electoral logistics:The electoral register in Romania.
Person:	Mr. Ananiev Jovan	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Democratic capacities of the municipalities in Macedonia after decentralization process
Person:	Mr. Bartlett William	Work Country: United Kingdom
Paper:	Vocational education, social inclusion and patterns of local governance in the Western Balkans
Person:	Mr. Berezovsky Denis	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Programs of developing municipal service in the regions of Russia
Person:	Mrs. Bitoiu Ioana Teodora	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Mapping the public decision-making pertaining to the negative externalities through the multilevel governance magnifier – the case of Romania
Person:	Ms. Bobcheva Nadezhda	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Incentives to inter-municipal co-operation: the case of municipalities of Tutrakan and Slivo pole, Bulgaria
Person:	Mr. Bulajewski Stanislaw	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Principles of proper legislation in the creation of local law in Poland
Person:	Mrs. Burbulyte-Tsiskarishvili Gabriele	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Local governments as the main actors of regional development in Lithuania
Person:	Ms. Cicvaric Kostic Slavica	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	The effects of communication activities employed by local government
Person:	Mrs. Drakulic Mirjana	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Are citizens of Serbia and Slovenia well informed about the performance of local self-government?
Person:	Mr. Dumitrica Catalin Daniel	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	The metropolitan area as a knee-jerk response to the multilevel governance and its derived national public decisions
Person:	Mrs. Fedorova Irina	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Political competition in the modern Russia in the light of municipal elections 2012.
Person:	Mrs. Frolova Irina	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Problem activity analysis of the information-analytical departments in the municipalities of modern Russia (the Republic of Bashkortostan example)
Person:	Mrs. Gazizova Lira	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	The formation of municipal authority’s public image using electronic means of mass communication
Person:	Mrs. Gramatikova Evgenija	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Regional and inter regional cooperation of municipality of Strumica
Person:	Ms. Hener Gabriela-Carmen	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Managing conflicts within organizational culture in local public structures
Person:	Mrs. Horvath Agnes	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Appearance of regionalism in the election campaigns between 1998 and 2004
Person:	Mr. Klimovsky Daniel	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Inter-regional cooperation within the Euroregions: Comparison of the Euroregions in Slovakia
Person:	Ms. Kolomycew Anna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Enhancing local governance through three-sector partnerships? The case of Podkarpackie region (Poland)
Person:	Mr. Kuzovkin Denis	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Legal framework of econimic resources of local authorities in CIS states: Comparative analysis
Person:	Mr. Lavrentiev Sergey	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	The formation of municipal authority’s public image using electronic means of mass communication
Person:	Ms. Lemanska Joanna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	regions in Poland - true or fiction?
Person:	Ms. Martino Pamela	Work Country: Italy
Paper:	The normative and political grounds of the central-local relationship: the role of the Courts
Person:	Mr. Mazylis Liudas	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Center-periphery relations: Lithuania's national reform agenda context
Person:	Mr. Nicolae Andrei	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Waste disposal and water management master plan systems in Romania: a need for regionalisation
Person:	Ms. Omeri Laureta	Work Country: Albania
Paper:	The role of public relations in local government:The case of municipality of Tirana 2000-2011
Person:	Mr. Pevcin Primoz	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Discussion and case study presentation on the size of local government units
Person:	Mr. Pinteric Uros	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Slovenian regionalization after independence
Person:	Mr. Profiroiu Marius	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	The role of local public administration in building up social economy in Romania
Person:	Mr. Raboca Horia Mihai	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	An exploratory analysis of performance measurement evolution in the County Councils of Romania
Person:	Ms. Radzik-Maruszak Katarzyna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Re-thinking the roles of regional councillors in Poland. Evidence from Wielkopolskie and Lubelskie regional assemblies
Person:	Mr. Rahmonov Rasul	Work Country: Uzbekistan
Paper:	Reform in overcoming the consequences of the global financial-economic crisis: In case of Uzbekistan Republic
Person:	Mr. Saqib Naqibullah	Work Country: Afghanistan
Paper:	Local governance in Afghanistan
Person:	Mrs. Seimuskane Lilita	Work Country: Latvia
Paper:	Relations between citizen’s trust and participation in local governments in Latvia
Person:	Ms. Sidor Monika	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	The cooperation of local and regional government with non-governmental organizations in Poland
Person:	Mr. Sienkiewicz Mariusz	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Determinants and effects of strategic management in the local government in Poland and Western Europe.
Person:	Mr. Skalon Vasiliy	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Local governance effectiveness in the highly centralized system of public management
Person:	Mrs. Somlyodyne Pfeil Edit	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	The end of regionalism in Hungary? – An assessment of local governance before and after
Person:	Mr. Sootla Georg	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Strategies for consolidation of local capacity: methods, strategies and problems
Person:	Mr. Swianiewicz Pawel	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Unfinished story of Uggly Duckling: Polish Regions Under the Realm of Europeanisation
Person:	Mr. Szescilo Dawid	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Market-based mechanisms in public service delivery in local government in Poland
Person:	Mr. Szewczak Marcin	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	The influence of the public administration reforms on inter-regional cooperation in Poland. Is creating appropriate legal basis is enough ?
Person:	Ms. Tselishcheva Elena	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Increasing of effectiveness at municipal level of government (experience of Russia)
Person:	Mr. Ulper Aivo	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Local public services´ demand side factors´ structure in different types of Estonian municipalities
Person:	Mrs. Utkina Valeriya	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Knowledge management implementation in Russian local government – impossible or not?
Person:	Mrs. Wasil Justyna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	The comparative analysis of the rural areas in polish regions. The case study of Lubelski and Dolnośląski region.
Person:	Mr. Wukich Clayton	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Regionalisation during disasters: A comparison of response networks across hazards
Person:	Ms. Yanchuk Elena	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Modernization in Russia - think global, act local?
Person:	Mrs. Zigiene Gerda	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	The impact of historical heritage of changing territorial - administrative division on country’s decentralization performance
II. Working Group on e-Government
Person:	Mr. Abazov Rafis	Work Country: Kazakhstan
Paper:	Improving the effectiveness of e-governance in transitional states using new media and communication systems:The case of Kazakhstan
Person:	Ms. Akimovska Maletic Iskra	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	E-government as a key element of public sector reform in Republic of Macedonia
Person:	Ms. Benmansur Jasmina	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Electronic civil registries of the Republic of Serbia
Person:	Ms. Bogdanoska Jovanovska Mimoza	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Evaluating the maturity level of e-government back-office with social network analysis
Person:	Mr. Burgudji Serghei	Work Country: Republic of Moldova
Paper:	Application of information technologies in the work public institutions
Person:	Ms. Cicvaric Kostic Slavica	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	The potential of e-government development in emerging markets: Perspective of local government
Person:	Mrs. Gaule Egle	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	E-governance development factors in Lithuania: The study of municipal websites
Person:	Ms. Havrylets Olha	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	E-government in Poland and Ukraine: Challenges and perspectives
Person:	Ms. Iancu Alexandra	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	The pilot project of computerization of polling stations developed by permanent electoral authority of Romania
Person:	Ms. Jovanovic Svetlana	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	E-government development assesment survey in the Republic of Serbia in 2012
Person:	Mr. Krivokapic Djordje	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Principles of upcoming e-government regulation in the Republic of Serbia
Person:	Mr. Logvinov Valerii	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Principles and approaches of providing electronic state services in Ukraine
Person:	Ms. Mihaleva Svetla	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Problems and prospects for new quality of the electronic administrative service under the “one-stop shop” model (following the example of a municipality – administrative centre of a Bulgarian region)
Person:	Mr. Milutinovic Milos	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Improving e-government services using NFC technology
Person:	Mr. Muximov Salauat	Work Country: Kazakhstan
Paper:	Development of electronic services of the state: The case of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Person:	Ms. Orlova Natalya	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	E- government as the basis of development of information society in Ukraine
Person:	Mr. Pinteric Uros	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Political will against e-participation of citizens (case of Slovenia)
Person:	Ms. Saparniene Diana	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	From e-government to e-governance: E-initiatives in Europe
Person:	Ms. Savulescu Carmen	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Assessment of e-government in the Balkans. Towards a common vision?
Person:	Mr. Simic Konstantin	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Delivering e-government services by using wireless sensor networks in the cloud environment
Person:	Mr. Stanimirovic Dalibor	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Analysis of e-health development in Slovenia
Person:	Mr. Stoica Ovidiu	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	E-government awareness in Romanian local communities’ administration
Person:	Mr. Todorovski Ljupco	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Catalog of indicators for evaluating e-government policies
Person:	Mr. Vrabie Catalin	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Shifting to open source is cheaper
Person:	Mrs. Yamukova Pavlina	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Information and communication conditions for the effective functioning of e-governance ( government )
III. Working Group on Civil Service
Person:	Mr. Balica Dan	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Professionalized local government. The case of the Romanian city managers
Person:	Ms. Ban Carolyn	Work Country: United States
Paper:	The impact of enlargement on the European commission’s management and culture
Person:	Ms. Batishcheva Maria	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Whistleblowing across Europe: It seems a «gradient» from West to East, from North to South. What lessons to be learned?
Person:	Mrs. Borowska Paula Anna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Marocco´s way to modern civil service from legal perspective.
Person:	Ms. Chernyak Tatyana	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Innovation policy and the innovation environment as a condition of the formation of the innovator (for example, the staff training of the Siberian Federal District)
Person:	Ms. Circiumaru Adriana	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Regional cooperation in Romanian civil service
Person:	Mrs. Creta Simona Claudia	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Towards a model for public servants’ needs assessment
Person:	Mr. Gajduschek Gyorgy	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Civil service system in Hungary. A typical CEE story?
Person:	Ms. Jezierska Agnieszka	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Civil service as a corporation caring for public interest – in-depth research on the present and future functioning of the civil service in Poland
Person:	Mrs. Khomutova Olga	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Problems of assessment of efficiency and productivity professional activities of state servants
Person:	Mr. Meyer-Sahling Jan-Hinrik	Work Country: United Kingdom
Paper:	Civil service professionalisation in the Western Balkans
Person:	Ms. Minnigulova Dinara	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Classification problems of legal relations in civil service
Person:	Ms. Nemes Lavinia Claudia	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Blendend learning - an innovative training solution
Person:	Ms. Nemes Lavinia Claudia	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Certified ECDL competences for an efficient administration
Person:	Mr. Nica Aser	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	The role of leadership in public sector from Romania and Great Britain. Comparative study.
Person:	Mr. Popa Florin Marius	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	The europeanization of civil service. Comparative analysis
Person:	Ms. Rabrenovic Aleksandra	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Main principles and approaches to civil service pay reform: example of Western Balkan countries
Person:	Mr. Radakovic Milan	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Balance between formal and informal learning - experience and challenges of civil servants´ training in Serbia
Person:	Ms. Stanova Ludmila	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	The Role of Central Structures for Coordination, Management and Control of the Civil Service: the Case of Slovakia
Person:	Ms. Staronova Katarina	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Innovative elements in civil service reform of Slovakia: Road to professionalization?
Person:	Mr. Ticlau Tudor Cristian	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Transformational leadership in Romania’s local public administration. A study regarding leadership types in decentralized local institutions in Romania
Person:	Mr. Ungureanu Mihai	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Conditionality and reform reversal: The case of Romanian civil service
Person:	Ms. Zankina Emilia	Work Country: Italy
Paper:	The growing attractiveness of the Bulgarian civil service: Fact or myth?
IV. Working Group on PA Reform
Person:	Mrs. Babinova Olena	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Regional development and current reformation of a system of public administration on regional level in Ukraine
Person:	Mr. Berceanu Ionut-Bogdan	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Public administration convergence through EU policies. Case study: Romania and Bulgaria
Person:	Mr. Bileisis Mantas	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Government as a factor in the development of national governance: Lithuanian experience.
Person:	Mr. Brandsen Taco	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Social innovation and public administration reform: When good ideas travel (or not)
Person:	Ms. Bukowska Grazyna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Quality of public administration and human capital
Person:	Ms. Denkova Jadranka	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Preconditions for efficient public administration in the Republic of Macedonia
Person:	Ms. Gavkalova Nataliia	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	The peculiarities of public administration in Ukraine: Realities and methods of development
Person:	Mr. Gellen Marton	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Centralization and de-agencificacion in Hungary. Towards a crisis-proof public administration? Administrative capacity building in times of fiscal restriction, austerity and economic crisis
Person:	Mr. Gocevski Dragan	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Frequent legal ammendments, preconditions for succes/failure of public administration reforms
Person:	Mrs. Horvath Agnes	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Reform of the election management in Hungary
Person:	Mrs. Iancu Diana - Camelia	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Good governance building in former Yugoslavia: Did EU help?
Person:	Mr. Jacko Tomas	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	A chance to restart public administration reform in Slovakia
Person:	Mr. Jankulovski Zoran	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Regional cooperation in Republic of Macedonia – model for good governance and municipal development
Person:	Ms. Junjan Veronica	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Social innovations in local government : The case of local development agent
Person:	Mr. Kotchegura Alexander	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Dr. Alexander Kotchegura Civil service reform in Tajikistan: Does it mark a shift towards modern bureaucracy?
Person:	Ms. Mikolaityte Jurgita	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	NGO transformation from peripheral actors to equal partners in public administration in Lithuania: Utopia or reality?
Person:	Mr. Nakrosis Vitalis	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Ex post control and steering of government agencies in Lithuania and Romania
Person:	Mr. Saqib Naqibullah	Work Country: Afghanistan
Paper:	Public administration in Afghanistan as a mechanism for social change
Person:	Ms. Savi Riin	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Payment systems and incentives in primary care: implications of recent reforms in Estonia and Romania
Person:	Ms. Sobis Iwona	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	Consolidation in local government: An international comparison of arguments and practices
Person:	Ms. Suleymanova Gulnara	Work Country: Kyrgyzstan
Paper:	Creation of high-tech park in Kyrgyzstan under pressure of the tax policies
Person:	Mrs. Urbanovic Jolanta	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Development of civil service reforms in Lithuania
Person:	Mr. Urinboyev Rustamjon	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	Living law and political stability in post-soviet Central Asia. A case study of the Ferghana Valley in Uzbekistan
Person:	Mrs. Wojtowicz Dominika	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Learning ministries - global practices to support organizational learning processes in public administration and Polish experience
Person:	Mrs. Zabolotnaya Galina	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Social partnership between local authorities and civil society as a factor of good governance
V. Working Group on Internationalization and Networking of Public Administration Studies and Civil Servant’s Training Systems
Person:	Ms. Antonie Catalina-Mirona	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Networking and civil servants training in the context of public administration internationalization: The case of Eastern and Central European countries
Person:	Mr. Barabashev Alexey	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Civil servants training in the US: Example of the open model training system
Person:	Mr. Chlivickas Eugenijus	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Internationalization and inter-regional cooperation for improvement human resources system
Person:	Mr. Chunikhin Gennadii	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Issues regarding a quality of the professional development services within monopolistic organizations
Person:	Mrs. Goverdovskaya Lydia	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	The system of developing the Samara Region administrative human resources for ublic administration.
Person:	Mr. Melkishev Sergey	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Problems of the academic mobility in the Russian universities
Person:	Mr. Melnikas Borisas	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	International networking of public management studies and civil servant’s training systems: Interregional cooperation in the Central and Eastern Europe
Person:	Mrs. Prelec Dubravka	Work Country: Croatia
Paper:	Beyond the weberian toolbox: New approaches to capacity building in the public sector
Person:	Ms. Tyasto Marina V.	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	New training program for civil servants and NGO leaders in all regions of Russian Federation
Person:	Mrs. Vanin Elisa	Work Country: Italy
Paper:	International capacity building and training on regulation of local public services: The experience of the Turin School of Local Regulation
Person:	Mrs. Vorontchuk Inesa	Work Country: Latvia
Paper:	Methods of knowledge management for public sector employees
Person:	Mrs. Zaytseva Tatiana	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Efficiency of legislation and legislative procedure: Do members of parliament need professional development?
Person:	Mrs. Zlatanovic Ivana	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Challenges of establishing the training system in the context of preparations for the decentralized management of EU funds in the public/state administration of the Republic of Serbia
VI. Working Group on Public Finance and Public Financial Management
Person:	Mrs. Benkovic Sladjana	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Benefits of implementing public-private partnerships in local government infrastructure financing- the case of Serbia
Person:	Mrs. Blagoeva Ivanova Viktoryia	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Taxation challenges for theintegration processes in the EU
Person:	Ms. Boskoska Meri	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Managing regional public finance towards implementation of the distributed databases
Person:	Mrs. Godarova Jana	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Is decision on early retirement influenced by individual life expectancy? And may it influence distributional fairness and budgetary cost of the pension system? First insight into Czech Republic situation using quantitative methods.
Person:	Mrs. Guzikova Liudmila	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Development of national system of mortgage housing crediting in Russia
Person:	Mrs. Houbenova-Delisivkova Tatiana	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	The role of clusters in the regional sustainable development – challenges and opportunities for public governance and fiscal policies (case study of Bulgaria)
Person:	Mrs. Jaansoo Annika	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	The divergence of working and living place as the factor of municipalities´development in Estonia
Person:	Mr. Jahoda Robert	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Microsimulation of the mortage interest deduction. The Czech case
Person:	Mr. Kakai Laszlo	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Is decentralization or recentralization of the local government budget in Hungary?
Person:	Ms. Kalman Judit	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Derangement or development? Political economy of EU structural funds allocation in new member states - Insights from the Hungarian case
Person:	Ms. Kirillova Alexandra	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	State target program of financial literacy of the population in Ukraine
Person:	Ms. Kopanska Agnieszka	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Fly-paper and super fly-paper effect. Education at primary and lower secondary level in Poland- case study
Person:	Mr. Kovacs Gabor	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	The role of Cost/Benefit Analysis in the appraisal of major public infrastructure projects: The case of Hungary
Person:	Mr. Krivorotko Yuri	Work Country: Belarus
Paper:	Financial equalization in Belarus: Whether the formula is need?
Person:	Mr. Mencinger Jernej	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	The impact of public debt on growth: A comparative analysis of old and new EU member states
Person:	Mr. Nemec Juraj	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Efficiency of outsourcing and factors determining it: Slovakia
Person:	Mr. Pavel Jan	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Comparison of methodical supports in evaluation of 3E: Czech Republic and United Kingdom
Person:	Ms. Petkovsek Veronika	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Slovenia´s national competitiveness during the economic crisis and the role of public finance
Person:	Mrs. Sedmihradska Lucie	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Determinants of tax revenue forecasts accuracy in Czech municipalities
Person:	Ms. Sharapova-Hang Olga	Work Country: France
Paper:	Tax competition as consequence of the tax autonomy at the sub-national level: Case study of selected Russian Caucasus regions
Person:	Mr. Slukhai Sergii	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Performance measurement as a key element in evaluation of public expenditure programs: Case of Ukraine
Person:	Mr. Sokal Dzmitry	Work Country: Belarus
Paper:	Public finance: The interaction of state and society
Person:	Ms. Stanimirovic Tatjana	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Public sector accounting reform
Person:	Mr. Stoica Ovidiu	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Local budgeting in Romania – A critical approach
Person:	Ms. Suleymanova Gulnara	Work Country: Kyrgyzstan
Paper:	Issues of pension system in Kyrgyzstan
VII. Working Group on Public Policy Analysis Development Issues
Person:	Ms. Bankova Ivanka	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Conflicts of administrative nature in Bulgarian regional development policy- Status, trends, possible solutions
Person:	Mr. Filimonov Dmitry	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	The state youth policy on decrease in ethnoextremism.
Person:	Ms. Ivan Valentina	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Is EU energy regulation a platform for policy learning? Implementation of third legislative package: The case of national energy regulators
Person:	Mr. Jorna Franciscus	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Regional governance and community-led development: Miles apart?
Person:	Mr. Kilievych Olexandr	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Performance management systems and policy analysis procedures in public policy-making in Ukraine and CEE countries
Person:	Mr. Kleibrink Alexander	Work Country: Germany
Paper:	Monitoring & evaluation of the new EU cohesion policy 2014-2020: Getting prepared for accession
Person:	Ms. Kuleshova Evgeniya	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Science cities as a special way of the territorial organization of science in Russia
Person:	Mr. Lados Mihaly	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Changing local government finance in Hungary: New directions – an early assessment
Person:	Ms. Lehmbruch Barbara	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	Donors, analysts and agencies: Aid coordination structures and their impact on domestic policy capacity
Person:	Ms. Musialkowska Ida	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Legal aspects of the implementation of EU funds 2007-2013 in Poland – practice and challenges
Person:	Ms. Patoska Aleksandra	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	The instrument for pre-accession funds, their usage and implementation: The case of Macedonia
Person:	Mrs. Prakapiene Agne	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Implementation and management European agriculture policy in Lithuania. The case of Ministry of Agriculture of Lithuania,
Person:	Mrs. Radu Bianca	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	A case study on the capacity of Romanian government to formulate public policies
Person:	Mr. Rakar Iztok	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Evaluating procedural aspects of public governance: Case of Slovenia
Person:	Ms. Risteska Marija	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	From better to smart regulation: what could be the impact of the EU’s smart regulation policy for the Macedonian better regulation policy?
Person:	Mr. Tertychka Valeriy	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Professionalization of public policy analysis in Ukraine: A cooperation experience
Person:	Ms. Tuca Mihaela	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Public policy instruments and themes in the field of social responsibility
Person:	Mr. Znamenskiy Dmitriy	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Interaction between government and society in public scientific policy: Russian case.
VIII. Working Group on Public Administration Education
Person:	Mr. Barnes David	Work Country: Germany
Paper:	Regional Partnerships, Foreign Investments and Local Economic Development: A Case Study of Nokia in Cluj County, Romania
Person:	Mrs. Bilynska Maryna	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Bringing global educational standards to Ukraine – creation of Higher School of Public Administration in the National Academy of Public Administration, Office of the President of Ukraine.
Person:	Mrs. Bogovac Jasna	Work Country: Croatia
Paper:	Multinational corporations as one of the challenges of tax administrations in 21st century: The case of Croatia
Person:	Ms. Del Collo Caitlin	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Collaborative Domestic Violence Services: Cases Studies from New Castle County, Delaware, & Cluj County, Romania
Person:	Mr. Hajnal Gyorgy	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	The disciplinary (re)orientation of public administration education in Europe: A survey
Person:	Mr. Karas David	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Implications of the Media-Public Administration Relationship: Is Mass Media the Watchdog of Democracy in Romania?
Person:	Mr. Manukyan Garegin	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Developing capacities for professionalism, integrity and ethics (PIE) to prevent corruption in the public service
Person:	Ms. Mejere Oksana	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	The curriculum transformations of public administration study programs in the context of public sector reforms: Case of Lithuania
Person:	Ms. Menshova Vera	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Public administration education quality and inter-regional cooperation:past experience and new perspectives
Person:	Mr. Sandor Sorin Dan	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Plagiarism within Academia
Person:	Ms. Suleymanova Gulnara	Work Country: Kyrgyzstan
Paper:	Public administration education in Kyrgyzstan: The case of financial education
Person:	Mr. van der Krogt Theo	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Public Administration Education and Accreditation in Europe: a Balance
Person:	Ms. Voican Avram Madalina	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Evolution of Romanian civil servant's training system
Person:	Ms. Williams Ethel	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Global collaboration to promote standards of quality in public administration, public affairs and public policy education
IX. Working group on Administration and Management of Internal Security Agencies
Person:	Mr. Aristovnik Aleksander	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Performance measurement in Slovenian police at local level: A DEA approach
Person:	Ms. Krstevska Katerina	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Macedonia’s fifth violation of the positive obligation of the article 3 of the European convention for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms
Person:	Ms. Malish Sazdovska Marina	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Management of the police in the Republic of Macedonia in crisis
Person:	Mr. Pawlowski Konrad	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	The role and activities of the Polish Border Guard
Person:	Mr. Pollumae Sander	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Disciplinary proceedings of convicts in prisons of Estonia
Person:	Mr. Stojanovski Sasho	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	International cooperation in the area of justice and home affairs combat against organized crime- institutions and instruments
Person:	Mrs. Tomaževič Nina	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	The common assessment framework (CAF) and employee satisfaction: The case of the Slovenian police service
X. Working Group on Good Governance, Human Rights and Development
Person:	Mr. Abazov Rafis	Work Country: Kazakhstan
Paper:	The evolution of the concept of e-Governance: The history of creation of the blog platform of Kazakhstan’s government
Person:	Mr. Abdurahimov Ravshanbek	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Ethnic conflicts and authoritarian regimes: The case of Uzbekistan
Person:	Ms. Alenkina Natalia	Work Country: Kyrgyzstan
Paper:	Informal justice and official legal system: The compatibility problem in the light of trends in the Central Asia region
Person:	Mr. Bahman Nasim	Work Country: Afghanistan
Paper:	Good governance in Afghanistan: Challenges and solutions
Person:	Ms. Bukowska Grazyna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Education and the quality of government. The case of transition countries
Person:	Mr. Checa Hidalgo Diego	Work Country: United Kingdom
Paper:	Strengthening human security: Non-violent protection of empowerment processes in socio-environmental conflicts.
Person:	Ms. Chechel Anna	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Sustainable Development and Human Security Strategy for Old-Industrial Territories
Person:	Mr. Farzam Farid Ahmad	Work Country: Japan
Paper:	Role of community activities on rural development in Afghanistan
Person:	Mrs. Lyebyedyeva Yaroslavna	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Problems of migrants’ integration into Ukrainian society
Person:	Ms. Malyarenko Tetyana	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	Getting the connections right: Human rights human security and good governance in the EU´s Eastern neighbourhood
Person:	Ms. Mambetalieva Erkaiym	Work Country: Kyrgyzstan
Paper:	Corruption in higher education: Sources, scale and solutions
Person:	Ms. Mambetalieva Erkaiym	Work Country: Kyrgyzstan
Paper:	Mechanisms of interaction of a civil society and the state.
Person:	Mrs. Mitrevska Marina	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Human security: Notion for security of individual in the society
Person:	Mr. Nikolovski Dimitar	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	Rewards or reparations? Transitional justice approaches in post-conflict Macedonia
Person:	Ms. Prijon Lea	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Role of political and administrative elite in human security: Cases Slovenia and Slovakia
Person:	Ms. Remenski Frosina	Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia
Paper:	The challenges of policing in multiethnic societies: The case of Republic of Macedonia
Person:	Mrs. Sandu Cristina	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Comparative good practices of social enterprise in South-Eastern Europe
Person:	Mr. Sarnyai Csaba	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Structural tensions between regional and non-regional forms of local politics in Serbia:The possible roles of personal autonomy and regionalism in the reduction of inter-ethnic conflicts in the West-Balkan
Person:	Ms. Sever Tina	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Human rights assurance principles in administrative procedures in selected Central and Eastern European states
Person:	Ms. Zakirova Venera	Work Country: Nigeria
Paper:	Poverty and participatory approaches in poverty reduction in Russia: Oxfam GB case study.