Preliminary list of submitted papers
for the 22nd NISPAcee Annual Conference
| Main Conference Theme | ||
| Person: | Mr. Delaneuville Frederic | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Europeanization of the Local Governance in Central Europe and in France: Comparative Aproaches | |
| Person: | Mr. Hajnal Gyorgy | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Unorthodoxy at work: An assessment of Hungary’s post-2010 governance reforms | |
| Person: | Mr. Koht Harald | Work Country: Norway |
| Paper: | From Pre-Weber to Post-NPM: Challenges to Modernization of Public Administration in Latvia and Norway | |
| Person: | Mrs. Kovač Polonca | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Administrative Procedures as a Good Governance Tool in CEE | |
| Person: | Mr. Krzyszkowski Jerzy | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Government vs Governance in Social Policy. The Case of Poland | |
| Person: | Mr. Mikulowski Witold | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Government vs. Governance in Central and Eastern Europe | |
| Person: | Ms. Plesea-Cretan Alexandra | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | The Interaction between the National Fiscal Policies and the European One. Which Type of Fiscal Governance Suits European Union the Best? | |
| Person: | Mr. Stumpf Istvan | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Why we Need a Strong but Constitutionally Limited State? Paradigm of Good Government | |
| Person: | Mrs. Tomova Tatiana | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Private Organizations in the Policy Implementation: The Problems of Bulgarian Pension System | |
| General Session | ||
| Person: | Ms. Banushaj Aseda | Work Country: Albania |
| Paper: | Alternative Trading | |
| Person: | Mr. Fuller Donald | Work Country: Armenia |
| Paper: | Visegrad Four Recession Analysis: Idiosyncratic or Predictable? | |
| Person: | Mr. Gheorghe Gutu | Work Country: Republic of Moldova |
| Paper: | The Public Domain - Manifestation of the Public Law Regime | |
| Person: | Ms. Gjoka Eri | Work Country: Albania |
| Paper: | Interest Rates in Albania: Determining Factors and Their Impact on GDP | |
| Person: | Mr. Gyimesi Peter | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | From Decentralized to Centralized Education System - The Case of Hungary | |
| Person: | Ms. Hrecska Renata | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Responsibility of public prosecutors in Hungary in terms of damages resulting from the breach of obligations arising from the employment | |
| Person: | Mrs. Katsamunska Polya | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Control of Corruption as an Indicator of Governance Effectiveness in Bulgaria | |
| Person: | Mrs. Lackowska Marta | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Urban Strategies of Political Rescaling | |
| Person: | Ms. Limpok Valeria | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Good Governance in the Field of Taxation | |
| Person: | Mr. Pavlov Pavel | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | The European Funds in Bulgaria 2007-2013 – Problems and Lessons for the Administration and the Civil Structures | |
| Person: | Mrs. Ristea Bianca | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Leadership in the decentralized education system: The case of Romania | |
| Person: | Mrs. Tretiacov Olga | Work Country: Republic of Moldova |
| Paper: | Participation of public authorities in setting up legal entities for profit | |
| Person: | Mr. Vass Laszlo | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | New System Change in Civil Service: Old-New Ethos in the Hungarian Bureaucracy | |
| Person: | Mrs. Velikova Maria | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Civil Monitoring over the Provision of Municipal Services – Practical Aspects of Transparency, Accountability and Efficient Functioning | |
| Person: | Mr. Volodin Dmytro | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Deliberation Democracy Activities on Local Level - The Way of Effective Governance Creation | |
| Panel on 'Max Weber and Public Administration Today' | ||
| Person: | Ms. Burchard Gretha | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Max Weber and Representative Bureaucracy – Antitheses or Reconcilable Models? | |
| Person: | Mr. Gajduschek Gyorgy | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Weber’s Theory of Bureaucracy and the ‘good old’ New Public Management | |
| Person: | Mr. Gal Mark | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Afterlife of Weber’s Bureaucratic Model | |
| Person: | Ms. Gimazova Uliya | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | POSTBYUROKRATIC M.BERZLI MODEL AS A STRATEGY
FOR DESTRUCTION OF CULTURE OF CIVIL SERVANTS |
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| Person: | Mr. Jenei Gyorgy | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Rationality and buraucracy in Hungary before and after the transition | |
| Person: | Mr. Kaesler Dirk | Work Country: Germany |
| Paper: | Universal Rationalization: Max Weber‘s Great Narrative | |
| Person: | Mr. Temmes Markku | Work Country: Finland |
| Paper: | Nordic Countries as an Example of Weberian and Neo-Weberian Welfare States | |
| Joint ASPA-NASPAA-NISPAcee Study Group on Cutback Management | ||
| Person: | Mr. Cepilovs Aleksandrs | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | The Role of Agencies and Street Level Workers in Cutback Management: Comparing the Cases of Estonia and Latvia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Randma-Liiv Tiina | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | Politics of Fiscal Consolidation in Europe: A Comparative Analysis | |
| Person: | Ms. Raudla Ringa | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | The Impact of Fiscal Crisis on Decision Making Processes in European Governments | |
| Person: | Mrs. Tatrai Tunde | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Cutback Management through Public Procurement – The Hungarian Case | |
| Panel on Governance of Territories and Regional Development | ||
| Person: | Mr. Barabashev Alexey | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Strategies of Municipal Development | |
| Person: | Mr. Busko Tibor Laszlo | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Beginnings of Urbanisation Processes as Exemplified by the Budapest Metropolitan Area: Preface to a Historical Model of Urbanisation | |
| Person: | Mr. Eremin Vladimir | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Regions’ Development Management | |
| Person: | Mr. Kaiser Tamas | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | New Forms of Governance in the Transnational Cooperations: The Importance of the Territorial Dimension | |
| Person: | Ms. Kalman Judit | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Public and Private Resources for Regional Development in the Least-Developed, Most Deprived Micro-Regions in Hungary | |
| Person: | Mrs. Klimova Anna | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Structure, strategy and effectiveness in local government – Investigating organizational pathologies in two local authorities in Russia and the UK | |
| Person: | Mr. Kravets Igor | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Territorial administration in the municipality and the consideration appeals of citizens | |
| Person: | Ms. Leonard Carol | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Resource Abundance and Regional Fiscal Cooperation | |
| Person: | Mr. Sienkiewicz Mariusz | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Policy Planning for Regional Development in Poland and other Selected Countries of European Union | |
| Person: | Ms. Stirbu Diana | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | Spaces for Change: Devolution in the UK and the Changing Nature of the Policy Landscape | |
| Person: | Mrs. Utkina Valeriya | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Knowledge Management as a Tool for Inter-Regional Cooperation | |
| Colloquium for practitioners | ||
| Person: | Mrs. Balogh-Bekesi Nora | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The law of the European Union in the practice of the Hungarian Constitutional Court | |
| Panel on Projects Relevant for the Region | ||
| Person: | Mr. Cernenko Tomas | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Satisfaction with Public Services and Consumption of them | |
| ASPA Panel: Interest Groups, Public Protest and the Shaping of Public Policy | ||
| Person: | Mrs. Fink-Hafner Danica | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Europeanisation as a fractor of national interest-group policy cultural change: The case of interest groups in Slovenia | |
| Panel on Projects Relevant for the Region | ||
| Person: | Mrs. Gajdosova Ludmila | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Europe for Citizens Programme | |
| ASPA Panel: Interest Groups, Public Protest and the Shaping of Public Policy | ||
| Person: | Mr. Gallai Sandor | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | WHAT MAKES THEM SUCCESSFUL? INFLUENTIAL INTEREST GROUPS IN HUNGARY (1990-2014) | |
| Panel on Projects Relevant for the Region | ||
| Person: | Mr. Kapanadze Sergi | Work Country: Georgia |
| Paper: | Capacity Building of Caucasus Academic PA Programmes on the basis of EU Administrative Principles | |
| Person: | Mr. Kapanadze Sergi | Work Country: Georgia |
| Paper: | Development of a PhD in Public Administration and the Development of a Centre of Peace Studies | |
| Person: | Mr. Klimovsky Daniel | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | 4th POL-LOC Summer School in Prague, Czech Republic | |
| Person: | Ms. Mihaleva Daniela | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Opportunities and Guidelines for Improvement of the Internal Control of the Administration in Bulgaria through Applying Risk-Based Approach to Control Activities | |
| Colloquium for practitioners | ||
| Person: | Mr. Mouraviev Nikolai | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | Breaking the barriers between partners from the public and private sectors: Success factors for effective public–private partnership governance | |
| Panel on Islamic Public Administration | ||
| Person: | Mrs. Aleryani Aysha | Work Country: United Arab Emirates |
| Paper: | Policy for Citizenship and National Identity of Emirati Students in UAE private and International Schools in Dubai | |
| Person: | Ms. Dadze-Arthur Abena | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | Homo Subjectivo: The Human Factor in Public Management Reform in the Case of Abu Dhabi Government | |
| Person: | Mr. Deligoz Halil | Work Country: Turkey |
| Paper: | The Legacy of Vakıf Institutions and the Management of Social Policy after the 2001 Crisis Period in Turkey | |
| Person: | Mr. Drechsler Wolfgang | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | What is Islamic PA and why and how should we study it in the NISPAcee Region? | |
| Person: | Mr. Klebleyev Aziz | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Ideology in Transition: The Search for Legitimacy in Post-Soviet Uzbekistan | |
| Panel: The next innovation frontier in public service education | ||
| Person: | Mr. Nemeslaki Andras | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Next Innovation Frontier in Public Service Education:E-Learning Methodology Center at the National University of Public Service. Practical Experiences and Emipirical Research Results of an EU Operative Program | |
| Panel on Islamic Public Administration | ||
| Person: | Mr. Noh Abdillah | Work Country: Malaysia |
| Paper: | Islam and Public Administration in Malaysia: A Historical Review | |
| Person: | Samier Eugenie | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | Designing Public Administration Curriculum for the United Arab Emirates: Principles for Graduate PA Programmes for a Modernising Arab Islamic State | |
| Person: | Mr. Saqib Naqibullah | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS IN ISLAM | |
| Person: | Mr. Urinboyev Rustamjon | Work Country: Sweden |
| Paper: | Is there an Islamic PA legacy in Post-Soviet Central Asia? Ethnographic Study of Everyday Mahalla Life in Rural Ferghana, Uzbekistan | |
| Panel: Politicization or Political Control of Bureaucracy: Where Should we Draw the Line? | ||
| Person: | Ms. Ban Carolyn | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Drawing the Line between Political Control and Politicization: An analysis of Public Administration Theory | |
| Person: | Mr. Meyer-Sahling Jan-Hinrik | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | Senior Civil Service Politicisation in Central and Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans | |
| Person: | Mr. Nakrosis Vitalis | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Turnover and Politicisation of Lithuanian Agency Managers: The Impact of Europeanisation and Domestic Political Changes | |
| Person: | Mr. Ramos Conrado | Work Country: Uruguay |
| Paper: | Counselors, Political Operators and Clients: Towards a typology of modalities of patronage. Latin America and Central and Eastern Europe in a comparative context | |
| Person: | Ms. Zankina Emilia | Work Country: Italy |
| Paper: | Civil Service Reform and Elite Transformation in Bulgaria: Whose Political Control? | |
| Panel: The role of interest groups in governance in Central and Eastern Europe | ||
| Person: | Mrs. Guasti Petra | Work Country: Czech Republic |
| Paper: | IImpact of Europeanisation on National Interest-Group Policy Behaviour: The Case of Interest Groups and Civil Society in the Czech Republic | |
| I. Working Group on Local Government | ||
| Person: | Ms. Antonie Catalina-Mirona | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | The new public management, a matter of complexity theory | |
| Person: | Ms. Arva Zsuzsanna | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | In Search of the Sanction Power of Local Self-Governments | |
| Person: | Mr. Bąkowski Tomasz | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | General overview of 25 years of functioning local self-government in democratic Republic of Poland | |
| Person: | Mrs. Barczewska-Dziobek Agata | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Public participation in operations of local government in Poland | |
| Person: | Ms. Batorova Michaela | Work Country: Finland |
| Paper: | From Local Government to Local Governance and Back: Critical Reflections on Governance Ideas in CEE Countries | |
| Person: | Mr. Berezovsky Denis | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | MODERNIZATION OF MUNICIPAL ENTITY HEAD’S LEGAL STATUS IN THE PERIOD OF LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT REFORM | |
| Person: | Mrs. Burbulyte-Tsiskarishvili Gabriele | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Matter of Size for Local Governance: Lithuania and Latvia Compared | |
| Person: | Ms. Dumitrescu Adelina | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Optimizing Public Audit Activities in Romania. Balance Between Government and Governance Orientated Approaches | |
| Person: | Mr. Dumitrica Catalin Daniel | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | The Regionalization Process in Romania. The First Step towards a Regional Government | |
| Person: | Mrs. Gazizova Lira | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Resolution of Legal Collisions in the Sphere of Local Self-Government as an Important Condition for Improving Municipal Governance | |
| Person: | Mr. Grynenko Volodymyr | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | MULTI-CRITERIA EVALUATION OF QUALITY OF CONSTRUCTION-RELARED REGULATION IN THE COUNTRIES OF EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA | |
| Person: | Ms. Hintea Cristina | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Leadership and Organizational Culture in Romanian Local Public Administration | |
| Person: | Mr. Hoffman Istvan | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Inter-Municipal Cooperations in the European Local Government Systems: Government AND Governance (?) | |
| Person: | Ms. Kakubava Nino | Work Country: Georgia |
| Paper: | Citizen Participation and Transforming Local Self-Governance in Georgia - the Way to Good Governance | |
| Person: | Ms. Kiisla Aet | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | Differences in the Administration of Titular and Non -Titular Concentrated Municipalities | |
| Person: | Mrs. Kiuriene Violeta | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | The Diversity of Administrative Supervision of Local Self-Government in the Baltic States | |
| Person: | Ms. Kolomycew Anna | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Challenges of Governance in the Field of Local Education - Evidence from Poland | |
| Person: | Mr. Kroukamp Hendri | Work Country: South Africa |
| Paper: | Ensuring financially viable local government: The South African case | |
| Person: | Mr. Maeltsmees Sulev | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | Increasing Competitiveness of Cities | |
| Person: | Mrs. Malecka-Lyszczek Magdalena | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Public administration cooperation with subjects of social economy in level of the local government.
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| Person: | Mrs. Matei Lucica | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Social Innovation in the Local Public Sector: A Cross-Regional Approach for Romania | |
| Person: | Mr. Minelli Alessandro | Work Country: Italy |
| Paper: | Turning a deaf ear to citizen or how to translate citizen feedback into continuous improvement: a 30 + years literature review | |
| Person: | Mr. Modrzejewski Artur | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Municipal waste management system. From free market to service monopolization - Polish example | |
| Person: | Mrs. Mortelmans Dana Mihaela | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | The Road from Government to Governance in Romania. Case Study: Regionalization | |
| Person: | Ms. Papp Olga | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Relations between the Collective Right to Local Self-Government and the Autonomy of the Local Governments | |
| Person: | Mr. Rakar Iztok | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Good Governance at Local Level – Case of Slovenia | |
| Person: | Ms. Reisinger Adrienn | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Local Governance or Government – Do the Hungarian Local Governments Involve Citizens and Civil Organisations in Decision-Making? | |
| Person: | Ms. Rootamm-Valter Jelena | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | Correlations between the Wealth and Public Services in Local Government: Case of Ida-Virumaa County, Estonia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Seimuskane Lilita | Work Country: Latvia |
| Paper: | Citizen Participation - Appearance or Reality | |
| Person: | Ms. Sidor Monika | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Participatory Budget - A New Mechanism for Local Governance by Inhabitants in Poland | |
| Person: | Mrs. Stankovic Mirjana | Work Country: Serbia |
| Paper: | Competitiveness-Centered Approach to Introducing HR Management Function at the Local Level: a Changed Perspective | |
| Person: | Mrs. Stanus Cristina | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Political Representation and Governance-Oriented Reforms at the Second Tier of Local Government in Romania | |
| Person: | Ms. Strelcova Veronika | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Community Work and Civil Society Empowerment: The Case Study of Community-Based Civil Engagement at the Local Level in Slovakia | |
| Person: | Mr. Szabo Septimiu-Rares | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | The first steps towards a real fiscal decentralisation in Romania | |
| Person: | Mr. Szescilo Dawid | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Participatory budgeting movement in Poland: a real breakthrough or poor substitute for collaborative governance? | |
| Person: | Mr. Szlachetko Jakub | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | General overview of 25 years of functioning local self-government in democratic Republic of Poland | |
| Person: | Mrs. Tudose Elena | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Benchmarking - Performance Management of Local Public Utilities Services. Case study: Romania | |
| Person: | Mrs. Utkina Valeriya | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Professional Development of Municipal Servants as "Knowledge Workers" in Transnational Economy: Problems and Prospects | |
| II. Working Group on e-Government | ||
| Person: | Mrs. Aranyossy Marta | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Quest for Success of e-Government: What Structure and Allocation of IT Spending Tell us | |
| Person: | Mr. Botan Cristian | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Taking Civil Service Recruitment to the Digital Era in Romania | |
| Person: | Mr. Fenes Mate | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | E-government Systems in International Comparison - In Hungary and Estonia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Gataullina Gulchachak | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Use of Modern Technologies as a Way to Protect from Right Abuse in Civil Legal Proceeding (Comparative Analysis of Norms of Commercial and Civil Procedure Codes of the Russian Federation) | |
| Person: | Mr. Kalvet Tarmo | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | Impact Assessment of the e-Government Services: Theoretical Framework and the Case of Estonia | |
| Person: | Mr. Klaric Mirko | Work Country: Croatia |
| Paper: | The right of access to the public information: conflict between public interest and right of public on information. Situation in Croatia | |
| Person: | Mr. Klasinc Jan | Work Country: Croatia |
| Paper: | Curbing Grey Economy and Corruption - Governance Vs. Government | |
| Person: | Mr. Konig Balazs | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Hungarian system of e-government – changes in recent years, comparison to Germany | |
| Person: | Mr. Labadze Merab | Work Country: Georgia |
| Paper: | Reforming Civil Registry Services in Georgia: a quick e-Government modernization case | |
| Person: | Mr. Logvinov Valerii | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: |
New Public Management and Good Governance in the Conditions of e-Government |
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| Person: | Ms. Mihaleva Svetla | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Varna e-Region Platform – Factor for New Quality of Administrative Services | |
| Person: | Ms. Mikolaityte Jurgita | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | E-participation at Local Self-Government in Lithuania: NGO´s Perspective | |
| Person: | Ms. Monda Eszter | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Scenario Planning of Hungarian Government’s Education | |
| Person: | Mr. Nemeslaki Andras | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Human Side of Information Security : Employer Demand and Employee Awareness in the Hungarian Public Sector | |
| Person: | Mrs. Peka Nejla | Work Country: Albania |
| Paper: | CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS AND FUTURE TRENDS OF GOVERNMENT OF ALBANIA. APPLICATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN DECISION-MAKING PROCESS | |
| Person: | Mrs. Piotrowska Aldona | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | The role of information on the websites in the good governance | |
| Person: | Mr. Safarov Igbal | Work Country: Azerbaijan |
| Paper: | Open Government Data: Opportunities for Using and Re-using Government Data for Better Public Administration. | |
| Person: | Ms. Saparniene Diana | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | E-Governance and Citizens Participation in Local Self-Government: The Lithuanian Case | |
| Person: | Mr. Špaček David | Work Country: Czech Republic |
| Paper: | E-Participation and Web Pages of Czech Regions | |
| Person: | Mr. Todorovski Ljupco | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Catalog of Indicators for Evaluating e-Government Policies | |
| Person: | Mrs. Tykwinska-Rutkowska Dominika | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | E-access to public information and reuse of public sector information. Selected issues. | |
| Person: | Mr. Vrabie Catalin | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Why Online and not in Line? | |
| Person: | Mrs. Wasil Justyna | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | The Information Policy of the Local Self-Government in Poland – The Analysis of Selected Web Pages | |
| III. Working Group on Civil Service | ||
| Person: | Ms. Al-Tammar Shahed | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Practices in Human Resource Management / Civil Service Reform: The Case of Kuwait | |
| Person: | Ms. Chernyak Tatyana | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | The Development of Innovative Competencies of Management Personnel of the Siberian Federal District | |
| Person: | Ms. Ciobanu Alina | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Challenges and Solutions for Human Resources Management in Romanian Public Institutions | |
| Person: | Mrs. Dragos Florina | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Regional Cooperation in Romanian Civil Service | |
| Person: | Mr. Fazekas Janos | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Stability or Uncertainty? The Legal Status of Personnel of National Regulatory Authorities and Autonomous Bodies in CEE Countries | |
| Person: | Mr. Filimonov Dmitry | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Manager or Bureaucrat? Key Contradictions of Training of Civil Servants in Russia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Goverdovskaya Lydia | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Forming the Public Service Succession Pool in Terms of the Public Administration New Concept | |
| Person: | Ms. Karna Wioleta | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Restrictions on the Effective Management of People in the Public Service: The Case of Poland | |
| Person: | Mr. Lako Christiaan | Work Country: Netherlands |
| Paper: | Determinants of the Expected Retirement Age of Dutch Elderly Civil Servants: Results from surveys among Dutch civil servants | |
| Person: | Ms. Linder Viktoria | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Balancing between Models: Job Security as a Determinant Factor for Classification. The Hungarian Civil Service System in a European Comparative Context | |
| Person: | Ms. Medrala Malgorzata | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Gwarancje w zakresie profesjonalizmu i kwalifikacji moralnych na stanowiskach urzędniczych w administracji publicznej | |
| Person: | Mr. Rahmani Abdul Latif | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | Challenges of Public Service Reform in Afghanistan | |
| Person: | Mr. Rinnert David | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | The Politics of Civil Service and Administrative Reforms in Transitioning and Developing Countries - Explaining Within-country Variation of Reform Outcomes in Georgia after the Rose Revolution | |
| Person: | Ms. Stanova Ludmila | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Development of Civil service management competences in Slovakia from 1989 – 2006: How does the Civil Service Office fit into the picture? | |
| Person: | Ms. Staronova Katarina | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | The Impact of EU on Civil Service Systems in CEE Countries: The Case of Hungary, Romania and Slovakia | |
| Person: | Ms. Stefanovska Vesna | Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia |
| Paper: | Civil Society in Protection of Crime Victims in the Republic of Macedonia | |
| Person: | Mr. Van de Walle Steven | Work Country: Netherlands |
| Paper: | Extrinsic Motivation, PSM and Labour Market Characteristics: A Multilevel Model of Public Sector Employment Preference in 26 countries | |
| Person: | Ms. Volkova Anna | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | “Humanitarian Technologies” in Public Administration: Challenges and Opportunities for Civil servants. The Case of North-West Region of Russia Federation | |
| Person: | Mrs. Yamukova Pavlina | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Civil Servant Status - From Changes to the Uncertainty | |
| IV. Working Group on PA Reform | ||
| Person: | Ms. Bankova Ivanka | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | ADMINISTRATIVE CONFLICTS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE – CAUSES FOR EMERGENCE AND MANAGEMENT OPTIONS | |
| Person: | Ms. Buskeviciute Jolanta | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | What does Smartness in Public Governance Mean? Smart Public Governance Conceptualization | |
| Person: | Mr. Dan Sorin | Work Country: Belgium |
| Paper: | Contextualizing Reform in Public Hospital Systems: The Case of Estonia | |
| Person: | Ms. Davitkovska Elena | Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia |
| Paper: | Protection of the contracting parties for efficient implementation of the administrative contracts
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| Person: | Ms. Gavkalova Nataliia | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Interaction between public authorities and civil society institutions | |
| Person: | Mr. Gellen Marton | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Mobility between public sector and private sector in Hungary. Do reform models influence individual career strategies in a traditionally Weberian setting? | |
| Person: | Mr. Henderson Alexander | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Public Administration Reform in Montenegro, 2002-2016 | |
| Person: | Ms. Iancu Alexandra | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | DECLINE TURNOUT OF CITIZENS IN EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS. CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS | |
| Person: | Mr. Jacko Tomas | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Public Administration Reform in Slovakia – From Weberianism to Neo-Weberianism? | |
| Person: | Mrs. Jakubek-Lalik Jowanka | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | The transformation of Polish administration to meet EU membership challenges – is domestic administrative law a facilitator or an obstacle? | |
| Person: | Mrs. Janenova Saltanat | Work Country: Kazakhstan |
| Paper: | Applicability of NPM Principles in Kazakhstan Central Government | |
| Person: | Mrs. Junusbekova Gulsara | Work Country: Kazakhstan |
| Paper: | Improving Trends Evaluate the Effectiveness of Public Administration in the Republic of Kazakhstan | |
| Person: | Mr. Karini Artan | Work Country: Egypt |
| Paper: | Aid Effectiveness Lost in Translation: A Case Study of the Informalities of Formal Aid Institutions/Mechanisms and their Implications for Domestic Administrative Reform in the Western Balkans: The Case of Albania | |
| Person: | Mrs. Khomutova Olga | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Monitoring of quality of providing the state and municipal services as criterion of success of administrative reform. | |
| Person: | Ms. Kovacs Eva | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Public Administration Reforms for the Better Coordination within the Central Govenment in Hungary | |
| Person: | Ms. Lehmbruch Barbara | Work Country: Sweden |
| Paper: | USSR, Not-So-Incorporated: Soviet Notions of Publicness and their Impact on Administrative Reform | |
| Person: | Ms. Mandak Fanni | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Signs of Presidentialization in Hungarian Government Reforms - Reinforcement of the Prime Minister´s Office | |
| Person: | Mr. Maslov Dmitry | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Raising Effectiveness and Quality in Public Administration through Application of the Common Assessment Framework (CAF model): Tatarstan Case | |
| Person: | Ms. Mihaleva Daniela | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Opportunities and Guidelines for Improvement of the Internal Control of the Administration in Bulgaria through Applying Risk-Based Approach to Control Activities | |
| Person: | Mr. Obolonsky Alexander | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | The Current Crisis of Governmental Capacities to Act Effectively and Quest of New State Paradigm in Modern Public Administrations | |
| Person: | Mrs. Pedersen Karin Hilmer | Work Country: Denmark |
| Paper: | Citizens’ Participation and Corruption: Is there a Dilemma between Deliberative Governance and Risk for Misuse in Public Office? | |
| Person: | Ms. Ramasheuskaya Ina | Work Country: Belarus |
| Paper: | The state governance in Belarus: policy paralysis and the potential for reform | |
| Person: | Mrs. Rea-Soiver Viola | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | Developing models of horizontal co-ordination: the case of Estonia | |
| Person: | Mr. Rixer Adam | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Relationship Between Civil Organisations and Public Administration in Hungary, With Special Regard to Their Participation in Legislation | |
| Person: | Mrs. Sicakova-Beblava Emilia | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Lessons Learned From Public Administration Reforms in CEE Countries: Politico-Administrative Relations (De-Politicization) | |
| Person: | Ms. Sobis Iwona | Work Country: Sweden |
| Paper: | Who is Afraid for the Polish Plumber and Rumanian Strawberry Picker? The Causes and Effects of Labour Mobility within the EU | |
| Person: | Mrs. Somlyodyne Pfeil Edit | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | An Evaluation of the Reform Tendencies in Public Administration of two Decades from the Aspect of Cooperation – The Type of Post-Socialist State in Hungary | |
| Person: | Mr. Ungureanu Mihai | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Regressing Democracy: Public Administration Reforms at Fault | |
| Person: | Mrs. Urbanovic Jolanta | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Evidence-Based Education Policy. Case Study of Lithuania | |
| Person: | Mr. Urinboyev Rustamjon | Work Country: Sweden |
| Paper: | Everyday Experiences of Energy in Rural Ferghana, Uzbekistan: Reconstructing the Notions of ‘Community’ and the ‘State’ | |
| Person: | Mr. Van de Walle Steven | Work Country: Netherlands |
| Paper: | How do Top Public Officials Evaluate Public Sector Reforms? Findings from the 18-Country COCOPS Survey | |
| V. Working Group on Internationalization and Networking of Public Administration Studies and Civil Servant's Training Systems | ||
| Person: | Mr. Barabashev Alexey | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Corporative Training and Corporative University: Is it Possible to Apply its Principles for Civil Servants Training? | |
| Person: | Mr. Chlivickas Eugenijus | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Development of Civil Servants Training System and Public Administration Studies: Internationalization Processes | |
| Person: | Mr. Melnikas Borisas | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Public Management Studies Internationalization and Life-Long Learning Systems in the Context of Challenges of Globalization and the Knowledge Based Society Creation | |
| Person: | Mr. Povazhnii Oleksandr | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Development of Civil Servants Training at Donetsk State University of Management in the Context of the ‘Governance’ Concepts | |
| Person: | Ms. Suleimenova Gulimzhan | Work Country: Kazakhstan |
| Paper: | Training of Civil Servants at the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan | |
| VI. Working Group on Public Finance and Public Financial Management | ||
| Person: | Mr. Aristovnik Aleksander | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | The Effects of Sectorial Decomposition of Debt on Economic Growth in the EU | |
| Person: | Ms. Beltyukova Anastasia | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Tax Expenditures or the Right not to Tax: An Evaluation of Impact on Implementing Non-Tax Policy in Comparison with Direct Governmental Spending | |
| Person: | Mrs. Blagoeva Ivanova Viktoryia | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Liberalization of the Relations between the State and the Economic Players – Advantages and Contradictions | |
| Person: | Ms. Dumitrescu Adelina | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Challenges of the financial crisis – a learning lesson for rethinking the local budgeting in Romania | |
| Person: | Mrs. Godarova Jana | Work Country: Czech Republic |
| Paper: | The Municipality View on Tax Revenue. The Czech Case | |
| Person: | Mrs. Guzikova Liudmila | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Optimization of the Governmental Participation in Housing Problem Solving in Russia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Ilchenko-Syuyva Lesya | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Public Private Partnership Initiatives in Ukraine: Is there Real Correspondence between Theory, Legislation and Implementation Practices? | |
| Person: | Mr. Jahoda Robert | Work Country: Czech Republic |
| Paper: | Specifics of output-oriented method of research funding in the Czech Republic | |
| Person: | Mr. Jurkonis Liudas | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Effect of Better Corporate Governance to the Management Efficiency of State-Owned Companies in Lithuania | |
| Person: | Mrs. Kadyrova Margarita | Work Country: Kazakhstan |
| Paper: | The Budgetary Processes in System of Public Administration of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Management Efficiency, Modern Trends and Approaches | |
| Person: | Ms. Kirillova Alexandra | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | The Role of Educational Programs in Financial Competence in the System of Social Oriented Economy of Ukraine | |
| Person: | Mr. Krivorotko Yuri | Work Country: Belarus |
| Paper: | Public Procurement System in Belarus: Administrative Aspect | |
| Person: | Mr. Lentner Csaba | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Unconventional Fiscal Governance in Hungary | |
| Person: | Ms. Matraku Doriana | Work Country: Albania |
| Paper: | Public debt in Albania | |
| Person: | Mr. Moldovan Octavian | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Does the Type of Community Really Matter? Analyzing Revenue Collection Levels of Romanian Local Authorities for the 2008-2011 Period | |
| Person: | Mrs. Mortelmans Dana Mihaela | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | The Rational Assignment of Resources in the Romanian Public Sector. From Failure to Possible Success | |
| Person: | Mr. Nemec Juraj | Work Country: Czech Republic |
| Paper: | Procurement Management and its Impact on the Results of Externalisation | |
| Person: | Ms. Nyikos Gyorgyi | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Better Spending in Public Investments - Blending PPP with EU Funds in the 2014-2020 Financial Period | |
| Person: | Ms. Petkovsek Veronika | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Economic Effects of Austerity Measures on Public Finances in Slovenia | |
| Person: | Mr. Pevcin Primoz | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Optimal Size and Number of Local Government Units: A Case Study for Slovenia | |
| Person: | Ms. Plotnikova Ekatherina | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | The Effectiveness of the Distribution of Home Ownership right among the Population in Russia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Prysmakova Palina | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Chinese Loans for Infrastructure Projects in Developing Countries: The Connection between Short-Term Payoffs to the Chinese Local Governments and Long-Term Obligations of the Belarusian Nation | |
| Person: | Ms. Rogic Lugaric Tereza | Work Country: Croatia |
| Paper: | Assessing Possible Effects of Organizing Tax Administration on the Competing Tax Law and Policy Values | |
| Person: | Mrs. Roncakova Lucia | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Local Tax Competition and Horizontal Fiscal Imbalance: Case Study of Slovakia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Sedmihradska Lucie | Work Country: Czech Republic |
| Paper: | Application of Local Tax Autonomy in Case of the Czech Property Tax | |
| Person: | Ms. Sharapova-Hang Olga | Work Country: France |
| Paper: | Tax Federalism: Necessary Condition of Tax Autonomy at the Sub-national Level? | |
| Person: | Mr. Slukhai Sergii | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Improving Mechanisms of Public Procurement: Case of Health Product Market in Ukraine | |
| Person: | Mr. Sultani Farhad | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | Study of Obstacles & Challenges to the Implementation of Operational Budgeting Systems in Organizations in Afghanistan | |
| Person: | Mr. Swianiewicz Pawel | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Local Tax Competition in Poland? | |
| Person: | Mr. Swianiewicz Pawel | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Local Tax Policies in the Limited Autonomy of Revenue Collection System in Poland | |
| Person: | Mr. Zulkarnay Ildar | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Formula-based allocation of grants in Russia: critical analysis | |
| Person: | Mr. Zulkarnay Ildar | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Formula-based allocation of grants in Russia: critical analysis from point of effeciency of governmental spending
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| VII. Working Group on Public Policy Analysis Development Issues | ||
| Person: | Ms. Como Nevila | Work Country: Albania |
| Paper: | The Impact of Integrated Planning System implementation on Good Governance in Albania | |
| Person: | Mrs. Dogaru (Cruceanu) Tatiana-Camelia | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Development and Implementation of Public Policy in the Invisible Hand of Street-Level Bureaucrats | |
| Person: | Mr. Dvorak Jaroslav | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Institutional and Policy Arrangements for Evaluation of the European Union Structural Funds in Lithuania | |
| Person: | Mr. Findor Andrej | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Do We Need Randomized Controlled Trials for Crafting Effective Behaviorally Informed Evidence-Based Policies? | |
| Person: | Mrs. Jas-Nowopolska Magdalena | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Status, role, scope of activity of the President of the Energy Regulatory Office in the light of the third energy package. Polish case | |
| Person: | Mr. Kilievych Olexandr | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Evidence based policy analysis techniques: impact assessment cases | |
| Person: | Mrs. Kravchuk Iryna | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Evaluation Capacities Development in Public Sector | |
| Person: | Ms. Krukowska Joanna | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Regional Approaches to the Implementation of EU Cohesion Policy in Poland | |
| Person: | Mr. Kuprii Volodymyr | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Performance Auditing as a Method to Improve Public Policy | |
| Person: | Mr. Muzik Roman | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Waiting times as an instrument of competition in health care: case study from Slovakia | |
| Person: | Mr. Nekola Martin | Work Country: Czech Republic |
| Paper: | The policy analytical capacity of state central administration in the Czech Republic | |
| Person: | Ms. Nyikos Gyorgyi | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Cohesion Policy in Transition - Comparative Aspects of Polish and Hungarian System of Implementation | |
| Person: | Ms. Ruso Jelena | Work Country: Serbia |
| Paper: | HOW DO POLICY MAKERS PERCEIVE QUALITY AND QUALITY INITIATIVES: THE CASE OF SERBIA | |
| Person: | Mr. Sedlacko Michal | Work Country: Austria |
| Paper: | Materiality of Learning: Objects in Science–Policy Interface | |
| Person: | Mr. Sienkiewicz Mariusz | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Tools and Forms of Public Consultation in the Process of Planning and Implementation of Local Development Strategies in Poland Based on Analysis Selected Local Governments of Lublin Region. | |
| Person: | Ms. Staronova Katarina | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | The Production and Use of Knowledge in Regulatory Impact Assessment: The Case of Slovakia | |
| Person: | Ms. Stevove Katarina | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | The importance of ordinary knowledge obtained through public participation | |
| Person: | Mr. Tertychka Valeriy | Work Country: Ukraine |
| Paper: | Democratic Governance and Policy Analysis: Interpenetration or Confrontation of Procedures | |
| Person: | Mr. Zahid Abdul Ahad | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | Unemployment as major development issue in Afghanistan | |
| Person: | Ms. Zakirova Venera | Work Country: Nigeria |
| Paper: | Gender Equality in Russia? The Perspectives of Participatory Gender Budgeting: Comparative Approach. | |
| VIII. Working Group on Public Administration Education | ||
| Person: | Ms. Danko Manica | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Administration Graduates Competences in the European Context: A Case of a Faculty | |
| Person: | Mr. Dvorak Jaroslav | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Competent Public Servants in the Age of Uncertainties (old - New Skills of Public Servants in the Age of Uncertainties) | |
| Person: | Ms. Menshova Vera | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Public Administration Education and Quality Standards: Search of New Opportunities | |
| Person: | Mr. Murdock Alex | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | Exploring the History and Issues of Competence Based Education in Management and its Application to Public Administration | |
| Person: | Mr. Nemeslaki Andras | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Comprehensive HR Development in the Public Sector: The Case of National University of Public Service as an Innovative Institutional Framework | |
| Person: | Mrs. Parashkevova Alexandra | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Outsourcing of Educational Services for the Needs of Local Administration in Bulgaria – Research of Actual Practices by the Implementation of Projects under the“Administrative Capacity” Programme 2007-2013 | |
| Person: | Mr. Profiroiu Marius | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Students´Assessment in Romanian Public Administration Programs: Lecturers and Students Perspective | |
| Person: | Mr. Saqib Naqibullah | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON RIGHT TO EDUCATION POLICES AND DIRECTIONS OF STATE IN AFGHANISTAN | |
| Person: | Mrs. Soshnikova (Krtyan) Ruzanna | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | The Explanation of the Difference Between “Government” and “Governance” for Public Administration Students at English Classes for Professional Use | |
| Person: | Mr. Szadeczky Tamas | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Postgraduate Information Security Education in the Hungarian Public Sector | |
| Person: | Mr. van der Krogt Theo | Work Country: Netherlands |
| Paper: | Towards a set of specific competences for academic degree programmes in Public Administration in Europe | |
| Person: | Mrs. Vorontchuk Inesa | Work Country: Latvia |
| Paper: | Socially Responsible Organisations’ Training on Employer Brand Creation | |
| Person: | Mr. Wooldridge Blue | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Pedagogical Research in Public Affairs Education: Possibilities Suggested by the Strategic Contingency Approach to Instructional Design | |
| IX. Working Group on Local Public Policies | ||
| Person: | Ms. Al-Tammar Shahed | Work Country: United States |
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| Person: | Mr. Amborski David | Work Country: Canada |
| Paper: | Municipal Policy Priority Setting, Implementation and Evaluation through Effective Budget Tools | |
| Person: | Mr. Becchis Franco | Work Country: Italy |
| Paper: | FIELD: A Methodology for the Analysis of Local Actors, Incentives and Information Endowment in the Context of Local Public Services | |
| Person: | Ms. Bilbokaite Renata | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Ethics Management in the Context of Good Governance:The Case of Lithuania | |
| Person: | Mr. Cupka Matus | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Local Municipalities Featuring Volunteer Groups in Tackling Environmental Issues of Urbanized Communities in Slovakia | |
| Person: | Mr. Franzke Jochen | Work Country: Germany |
| Paper: | Four Tools to Improve the Role of Municipalities in the Ger-man Energiewende: Re-Municipalisation of Local Energy Utilities, Energy Self-Sufficient Municipalities, Bioenergy Vil-lages and Energy Cooperatives | |
| Person: | Ms. Jovanic Tatjana | Work Country: Serbia |
| Paper: | Institutional Framework as the Key Catalyzer for the Public-Private Partnership Projects and Concessions – The Case of Serbia | |
| Person: | Ms. Kichigina Anastasiya | Work Country: United Kingdom |
| Paper: | Challenges in the Implementation of Performance Management System to the Russian Local Governance. Case Study of Krasnoyarsk City, Russia | |
| Person: | Mr. Klimovsky Daniel | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Different Types of Inter-Municipal Cooperation in Slovakia and the Czech Republic: Sufficient Solutions or Potemkin Villages? | |
| Person: | Ms. Kurniewicz Anna | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | The Service Catchment Areas around Polish Cities with a County Status. The Problem of Providing Services within Under-Bounded Structures | |
| Person: | Ms. Mejere Oksana | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Inter-Municipal Cooperation in Lithuania and Slovakia: Does Size Structure Matter? | |
| Person: | Mrs. Normante Inga | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | Optimization of Urban and Sub-Urban Public Transport System at the Klaipeda City Municipality: Strategies and Perspectives | |
| Person: | Mr. Pinteric Uros | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Inabiltiy to Develop Local Policies: Case of Slovenia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Šebová Miriam | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | The Evaluation of European Capital of Culture in Košice City | |
| Person: | Ms. Sharapova-Hang Olga | Work Country: France |
| Paper: | Local Tax Policies in the Highly Fragmented Countries: State Paternalism or Real Tax Autonomy? | |
| Person: | Mrs. Sokolova Ekaterina | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Public Transport in Urban Agglomerations: Transport Policy Issues for the Communication Between City and Suburbs (the Case of St. Petersburg) | |
| Person: | Mrs. Taneva Albena | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Application of the Leadership Approach in Local Public Policy Implementation: Three Cases | |
| Person: | Mrs. Wenclik Malgorzata | Work Country: Poland |
| Paper: | Consultations on a local level as an ellement of creating local policies | |
| X. Working Group on Good Governance, Human Rights and Development | ||
| Person: | Mr. Alexander Yudin | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Governments Serving People: The Changing Roles of Public Administration in Democratic Governance | |
| Person: | Ms. Bilbokaite Renata | Work Country: Lithuania |
| Paper: | The Problem of Establishing Quality Management System in Public Institutions | |
| Person: | Mr. Dodyal Mohd Bashir | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | The Quest for Stability in Afghanistan: A Domestic and Regional Perspective | |
| Person: | Mrs. Gavva Alina | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Modernization of the Russian Civil and Land Legislation as a Prerequisite for Good Governance of Property and Land Relations | |
| Person: | Mrs. Karadjova Milena | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Nationalization or Privatization or how to Find the Balance in the Scope of Public Property in Former Socialist Countries so as to Ensure Citizens' Social Rights | |
| Person: | Ms. Malyarenko Tetyana | Work Country: Sweden |
| Paper: | Another Revolution in Ukraine? Dynamics of the Mass Protests in Weak and Failing States | |
| Person: | Mr. Memeti Memet | Work Country: Republic of North Macedonia |
| Paper: | Good Governance Conditio Sine Qua Non for Social Inclusion in the Sector of Education. The Case of the Republic of Macedonia | |
| Person: | Mrs. Rozsnyai Krisztina | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | From Government to Governance: The Courts as Promoters of Good Governance | |
| Person: | Mrs. Safina Svetlana | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Citizenship of the Subjects of a Federation: Russian and World Practice | |
| Person: | Mr. Saqib Naqibullah | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | Public Administration and Violation of Human Rights in Afghanistan | |
| Person: | Ms. Sever Tina | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Judicia Protection of Timely Decision-Making in Adinistrative Matters in the Light of European Convention on Human Rights in Slovenia and Croatia | |
| Person: | Mr. Varga Andras Zs. | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Beyond Rule of Law | |
| XI. Working Group on Public Administration During Transition, Change and Uncertainty | ||
| Person: | Mrs. Bauer Lilla | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Educational Public Policy in the Years of Transition - Hungarian Experiences | |
| Person: | Mr. Cziprian-Kovacs Lorand | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Comparative study on organizational culture in public libraries, secondary schools and local public authorities | |
| Person: | Mr. Erakovich Rod | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Organizational Ecological Perspective of Cross Sector Collaboration | |
| Person: | Mr. Horvath Tamas M. | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Effect of Western Governance Models in East:: After Transition, Enlargement and Crises | |
| Person: | Mr. Janhani Firooz | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | Outcome of Free Market Economy in Afghanistan | |
| Person: | Mrs. Kolobova Guzel | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Political and state regulatory mechanisms in transition economy: post-Soviet Russia experience | |
| Person: | Ms. Matin Zuhal | Work Country: Afghanistan |
| Paper: | Needs and Obstacles of Privatization in Afghanistan | |
| Person: | Mr. Minderman Goos | Work Country: Netherlands |
| Paper: | Innovation in governance: The development of internal supervision in non-profit organizations in the Netherlands | |
| Person: | Mrs. Prysmakova Palina | Work Country: United States |
| Paper: | Development of Inter-Sectoral Dialogues on Ethics | |
| Person: | Mr. Sandor Sorin Dan | Work Country: Romania |
| Paper: | Resistance to Change in Romanian Local Public Administration Institutions | |
| Person: | Mr. Smorgunov Leonid | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Government-Society Relations in Russia and Building Capacity for Collaboration | |
| Person: | Ms. Szabo Ildiko | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The changing tax structure (the advance tax ruling) and tax collection efficiency in Hungary during the global financial crises | |
| Person: | Mr. Tanev Todor | Work Country: Bulgaria |
| Paper: | Circumventing the European Periphery Strategic Impasse: Exploring Means of Bolstering the Development of Strategic Networks in the Region | |
| Person: | Mr. Verevkin Anton | Work Country: Russian Federation |
| Paper: | Electoral design change under conditions of uncertainty (the case of Russia of 2000s) | |
| XII. Working Group on Administration & Management of Internal Security Agencies | ||
| Person: | Mr. Ambrusz Jozsef | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Hungarian System of Reconstruction and Recovery Tasks Following Natural Disasters | |
| Person: | Ms. Bodonyi Ilona | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Police in the Diverse Society | |
| Person: | Mr. Dobor Jozsef | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Importance of the Teaching of Chemistry and the Related Special Knowledge in the Disaster Management Education | |
| Person: | Mr. Endrodi Istvan | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Place and Role of the Information System Civilhelp.hu in the Structure of Disaster Management and its Importance in the Execution of Civil Protection Tasks | |
| Person: | Ms. Horvath Hermina | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Safety Aspects of Marshalling Yards Related to Disaster Management | |
| Person: | Mr. Horvath Lajos | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Disaster Management in Building Design | |
| Person: | Mr. Kabat Ladislav | Work Country: Slovakia |
| Paper: | Creative Accounting and Tax Evasion and New Tools of their Detection | |
| Person: | Mr. Katai-Urban Lajos | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Review of the Experience of Hungarian Industrial Safety Authority during the Supervision of Hazardous Activities | |
| Person: | Mr. Komjathy Laszlo | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Fire Protection of Border Settlements | |
| Person: | Mr. Korodi Gyula | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The role of the Institute of Disaster Management of National University of Public Service in the System of the Hungarian Voluntary Rescue Organizations: Searching, Rescue and First Aid | |
| Person: | Mr. Kovacs Gabor | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Training and Education System of National University of Public Service Hungary | |
| Person: | Mr. Krajnc Zoltan | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Transformation of military leader training in Hungary at bachelor level | |
| Person: | Mr. Krajnyak Peter | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The International Dimensions of Law Enforcement Training in Budapest-Summary of the ITC’s activity | |
| Person: | Mrs. Nagy Judit | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Threatening Challenges - Internal Security Strategies in Terms of International Law Enforcement Cooperation | |
| Person: | Mr. Pantya Peter | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Issue of Safety during the Interventions of Fire Fighting Units of Disaster Management | |
| Person: | Mr. Patzay Gyorgy | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Aspects of Industrial Safety in Nuclear and Radioactive Material Use in Hungary | |
| Person: | Mr. Pollumae Sander | Work Country: Estonia |
| Paper: | Reforms of Administration of Security Agencies in Estonia | |
| Person: | Mr. Restas Agoston | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Special Decision Making Method of Internal Security Managers at Tactical Level | |
| Person: | Mr. Restas Agoston | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Drone Applications for Internal Security Agencies? Let’s talk about Disaster Management | |
| Person: | Mr. Restas Agoston | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | New Training for Disaster Management at University Level in Hungary | |
| Person: | Mr. Schweiskhardt Gotthilf | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Recent Changes in the Authority Activities of Disaster Management in Hungary | |
| Person: | Mr. Szekely Zoltan | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | Schengen: At the Borders and beyond - Past, Present and Future | |
| Person: | Mr. Teknos Laszlo | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | The Psychological Effects of Extreme Weather Conditions - The Importance of Crisis Intervention in Disaster Management | |
| Person: | Mrs. Tomaževič Nina | Work Country: Slovenia |
| Paper: | Evaluation of the CAF Model in the Slovenian Police Service: A Non-parametric Approach | |
| Person: | Mr. Varga Janos | Work Country: Hungary |
| Paper: | International Training Cooperation for Schengen-Compatible Border Security | |