List of accepted papers

Main Conference Theme
Person:	Mrs. Antonovici Corina Georgiana	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Social Enterprise in Public Governance. The Early Stage for the Romanian Case
Person:	Mr. Kadar Krisztian	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Externalisation vs. Internalisation: A Longitudinal Study of Changing Ministry-Agency boundaries in Hungary
Person:	Mr. Puolokainen Tarmo	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Possibilities of Providing Public Services Through Outsourcing in Small Peripheral Areas: The Case of Estonian Rescue Services
Person:	Mr. Reichard Christoph	Work Country: Germany
Paper:	Trends and Assessment of Outsourcing in Europe
General Session
Person:	Mr. Brintnall Michael	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Public Administration from the Grass Roots – Cooperative Enterprises as a Resource for Strengthening Public Services in Georgia and Bolivia
Person:	Ms. Burchard Gretha	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Passive Representation Can Make a Difference: The Case of a German School
Person:	Mr. Fuller Donald	Work Country: Armenia
Paper:	Capital in the 21st Century and Its Impact on Governance
Person:	Mr. Stumpf Istvan	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Presidentialisation of the Execitive Branch - Hungarian Case
Person:	Mr. Vass Laszlo	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Communication Capacity of the Public Administration: A Proposal for Functional and Institutional Indicators
I. Working Group on Local Government
Person:	Mrs. Burbulyte-Tsiskarishvili Gabriele	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	The Structure of Leadership: Asymmetries of Representation in Lithuania’s Local Councils
Person:	Mr. Kattai Kersten	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Size of Municipalities and Democracy: An Institutional Approach
Person:	Mrs. Lackowska Marta	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Do It Together! Inter-Municipal Cooperation in Poland
Person:	Ms. Radzik-Maruszak Katarzyna	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Big Cities Governance - How Mayors Cope with Civic Engagement?
Person:	Ms. Sidor Monika	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	The Position of Local Leaders in Poland – The Relationship Between Councilors and The Mayor
Person:	Mr. Sienkiewicz Mariusz	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Outsourcing as an Element of Management in Local Government in Poland. Forms, Manifestation and Prospects Development
Person:	Mr. Sloboda Matus	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Slovak Mayors as Managers: The Case Study in Slovak Cities
Person:	Mr. Soos Gabor	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Local Governments in the Illiberal State: Promises and Reforms in Hungary since 2010
Person:	Mr. Ticlau Tudor Cristian	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Administrative Leadership and Situational Antecedents in the Romanian Public Administration
Person:	Ms. Zakrzewska Monika	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Municipal Waste Management Policies in the Polish Legal System with a Focus on Warsaw’s Local Government as an Example
II. Working Group on e-Government
Person:	Mrs. Jukic Tina	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Searching for the Identity of the E-government Research Field: What Has Been Done and How to Proceed?
Person:	Mr. Klasinc Jan	Work Country: Croatia
Paper:	Challenges and Benefits of Cloud Computing for e-Government in Croatia
Person:	Mr. Meyerhoff Nielsen Morten	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Supply and Use of Citizen e-Service: An Analysis of Selected National Experiences in Relation to Existing Governance and Cooperation Models
Person:	Ms. Rabava Natallia	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Big Data Makes the Asymmetry in Information Between Government and Companies Even More Deep – What Should Government Do About It?
Person:	Mr. Vargas Carlos	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	E-Estonia under an Actor-Network Theory Perspective
III. Working Group on Integrity in Public Governance
Person:	Ms. Ghonghadze Nino	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Fighting Corruption in a Post-Soviet Country: the Case of Georgia
Person:	Ms. Habib Shabnam	Work Country: Afghanistan
Paper:	Corruption Crisis and Integrity Challenges in the Public Sector in Post-Conflict Afghanistan
Person:	Ms. Kubikova Jana	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Politico-Administrative Relations in the Context of City-Owned Companies: Case Study of Slovak Public Transport Companies
Person:	Mr. Modrzejewski Artur	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	The Management Board in the Municipal Company as a Public Administration Body in Polish Legal System- Conflict of Interests Risk
Person:	Mr. Osmani Osman	Work Country: Afghanistan
Paper:	Re-Examination of the Nexus between Elite Corruption and Capacity Constraints in Afghanistan’s Civil Service Sector
Person:	Mrs. Prysmakova Palina	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Development of Cross-Border Dialogues on Ethics: A Field Study with Global Application
Person:	Ms. Saarniit Leno	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Integrity Management in Administrative Reforms: OECD Approach Revisited
Person:	Mrs. Sicakova-Beblava Emilia	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Profiles of Political Leadership: Before They Became Famous - Career Paths of Senior Politicians and Their Administrative Background
Person:	Mr. Smith Robert	Work Country: United States
Paper:	The Question of Transferability of Ethics Systems Across Sectors, Borders, Cultures and Organizations: A Critical Assessment
Person:	Ms. Staronova Katarina	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Formal and Informal Structures in Senior Civil Service in Central and Eastern Europe
Person:	Mr. Wagenaar Pieter	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Political Paradigm Shifts in Poland and the Fight Against Corruption
IV. Working Group on PA Reform
Person:	Mrs. Burbulyte-Tsiskarishvili Gabriele	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Public Private Partnership in Lithuania: Insiders’ Gaze to the State of Affairs (Pilot Research)
Person:	Ms. Dolidze Nino	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	PA Reform in Georgia: Outsourcing and Service Delivery in Neo-Weberian Context
Person:	Mr. Gellen Marton	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Why Hungarian Civil Servants Dislike Outsourcing?
Person:	Mrs. Jaansoo Annika	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Public Administration Reform, Cross-border Coperation and Europeanization in CEE Countries
Person:	Ms. Junjan Veronica	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	PAR in Academic and Professional Literature: A Comparison of the Recent EU Accession Waves
Person:	Mr. Kroukamp Hendri	Work Country: South Africa
Paper:	Public Administration Reform: To Be Blamed for Inefficient Local Government in South Africa? Lessons for CEE and CIS Countries
Person:	Ms. Lehmbruch Barbara	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	Between Reform From Above, Tax Farming, and Tunneling Out: The Micropolitics of Post-Soviet Public Sector Outsourcing
Person:	Mrs. Sarapuu Külli	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Civil Service Training Systems: An Institutional Approach
Person:	Ms. Sobis Iwona	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	From Evidence-Based Policies to Evidence-Based Public Sector Reforms
Person:	Mrs. Stankovic Mirjana	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Insourcing and Outsourcing at the Local Level in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina: Resistance to Change, or a Lack of Entrepreneurial Spirit, Courage and Risk-Taking Capacity?
Person:	Ms. Statneckyte Simona	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Outsourcing Role in Civil Service Reform: Case of Lithuania
Person:	Ms. Stirbu Diana	Work Country: United Kingdom
Paper:	Transparency and Openness in Transitional Contexts. A Comparative Study of The Freedom of Information Framework in Brazil and Romania
Person:	Mr. Szabo Septimiu-Rares	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Outsourcing vs. Decentralisation: A Comparative Analysis in Central and Eastern Europe
Person:	Mrs. Tammel Kaide	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Lessons From Downsizing Back-Office Functions: Using Shared Service Centres as Instruments
Person:	Mr. Zulean Marian	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Insourcing or Outsourcing the Strategy Formulation: The Participatory Dimension in Strategic Planning for Romanian Public Administration
V. Working Group on Regional Development and Inter-regional Cooperation
Person:	Mr. Barabashev Alexey	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Analytic Matrix for Territories Development Planning
Person:	Mr. Groenendijk Nico	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Governance Across Regional Borders: Which Models Are Best Suited in Central and Eastern Europe?
Person:	Mr. Hashemi Fardin	Work Country: Afghanistan
Paper:	Regional Development and Cooperation
Person:	Mrs. Prysmakova Palina	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Working Motivation Twenty-Five Years Later: Natural Experiment from a Region in a Former Eastern Bloc
Person:	Ms. Sever Tina	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Optimization of Administrative Capacity and Procedure of Constructing Permitting in Slovenia and Croatia within EU
Person:	Mrs. Soos Edit	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Practical Approaches Towards Effective Interregional Cooperation
Person:	Mrs. Utkina Valeriya	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Stages of Municipal Service Reform in the Russian Federation: Expectations and Results
VI. Working Group on Public Finance and Public Financial Management
Person:	Mrs. Godarova Jana	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Microsimulation Models in the EU and the Czech Case
Person:	Mr. Jahoda Robert	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Specifics of output-oriented method of research funding in the Czech Republic
Person:	Mr. Lados Mihaly	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Taxation Attitudes of Local Governments and Local Economic Development – A Hungarian Case
Person:	Mrs. Lukomska Julita	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Motives of Local Tax Policies in Poland. Stimulation of Local Development, Tax Competition, Political Cycle or Pumping Local Budget Revenues?
Person:	Mr. Reichard Christoph	Work Country: Germany
Paper:	Trends and Assessment of Outsourcing in Europe
Person:	Mrs. Sedmihradska Lucie	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Czech Property Tax: Usage of Local Tax Autonomy
Person:	Mr. Slukhai Sergii	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Fiscal Decentralization Efforts in Ukraine: Tax Competition on Agenda?
Person:	Ms. Stanimirovic Tatjana	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	The Construction Regulations in Slovenia and Croatia – Financial and Procedural Aspects Between Public and Private Interests
Person:	Mr. Swianiewicz Pawel	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Who Governs in the Local Tax Policy Making in Poland?
Person:	Mr. Tyutyuryukov Vladimir	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Tax Burden and Tax Policy Freedom in Regional and Local Taxes in Eurasian Economic Union Member States
VII. Working Group on Public Policy Analysis Development Issues
Person:	Mr. Dvorak Jaroslav	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Perception of Evaluation Capacity in Small States Libraries: Cases of Lithuania and Slovakia
Person:	Mr. Kilievych Olexandr	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	A Comparison of the Practice of the Regulatory Impact Analysis in Ukraine and the Kyrgyz Republic: Prospects for the Use of Outsourcing
Person:	Mrs. Lazarevic Milena	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Performance Audit and Policy Evaluation: On the Same or Parallel Tracks? Insight from the Western Balkans
Person:	Ms. Raudla Ringa	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Responses to Fiscal Crisis: The Impact of Greater Centralization on the Relevance of Performance Information in European Governments
Person:	Mr. Sienkiewicz Mariusz	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Urban Policy Development in Poland after EU Integration
Person:	Mr. Tertychka Valeriy	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Insourcing or Outsourcing for Ex-ante and Ex-post Analysis in Public Policy-making
VIII. Working Group on Public Administration Education
Person:	Mr. Abashidze Archil	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Teaching Public Administration Using the Case Study Method: Experience of Ilia State University, Georgia
Person:	Ms. Aristigueta Maria	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Addressing Curriculum Issues in a Multi-Sector Environment
Person:	Mr. Barabashev Alexey	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Research Seminars in Public Policy/Social Policy Master Degree Programs: Key Elements for International Cooperation
Person:	Mrs. Jenei Agnes	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	What "Develops" in Public Service Leader Development?
Person:	Mrs. Kravchuk Iryna	Work Country: Ukraine
Paper:	Review of Programs and Courses on Evaluation of Public Policy and Programs in Europe
Person:	Mr. Maslov Dmitry	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Efficiency and Quality of Professional Development and Training of Civil Servants in Tatarstan Republic
Person:	Ms. Menshova Vera	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Standards and International Accreditation in Public Administration Education: perspectives for Russia
Person:	Mr. Sandor Sorin Dan	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Public Administration Programs in Romania – An Overview
Person:	Ms. Sever Tina	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Concept Maps as a Tool to Learn Administrative Law
Person:	Mrs. Vorontchuk Inesa	Work Country: Latvia
Paper:	Training Outsourcing for Public Administration Employees: Case of Latvia
IX. Working Group on Local Public Policies
Person:	Ms. Bobcheva Nadezhda	Work Country: Bulgaria
Paper:	Roma Housing in Bulgaria: Local Policies Between Law and Human Rights
Person:	Ms. Ferčíková Veronika	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Mapping Water Infrastructure Planning Network: Case of Bratislava (Slovakia)
Person:	Mrs. Guzikova Liudmila	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Housing Problem in Russia and CEE Ccountries: Comparison of Economic and Financial Aspects
Person:	Mr. Klimovsky Daniel	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Local (Self-)government System and Local Governance in Slovakia: Case of Dilemma "Efficiency vs. Democracy"
Person:	Ms. Latifi Fakhria	Work Country: Afghanistan
Paper:	Reducing Solid Waste in Kabul City
Person:	Ms. Plotnikova Ekatherina	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Development of Regional Creation and Recovery Plan of Housing Fund in Russia
Person:	Mr. Vannoni Davide	Work Country: Italy
Paper:	The Impact of Corruption and Accountability on Refuse Collection Costs
X. Working Group on Transition, Change and Uncertainty
Person:	Mr. Berceanu Ionut-Bogdan	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	The Impact of Economic Crisis on the Emerging Administrations from Southeastern Europe. Case Study: Romania
Person:	Mrs. Gaule Egle	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	What Does It Mean for Public Governance to Be Smart?
Person:	Mr. Karo Erkki	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Organizing the Entrepreneurial State: An Organizational Variety Perspective
Person:	Ms. Kovacs Eva	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Coordination and Uncertainty: Reforms of the County Level State Administration in Hungary (1990-2014)
Person:	Mr. Sandor Sorin Dan	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Uncertainty and Resistance to Change in Romanian Local Public Institutions
Person:	Ms. Stanova Ludmila	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Better to Know Nothing? Theoretical Propositions for Studying Disincentives for Workforce Planning
Person:	Ms. Zemandl Eva	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Mapping Change and Systemic Uncertainty in Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe: A Concept Paper for Future Research
Opening Session
Person:	Mr. Bovaird Tony	Work Country: United Kingdom
Paper:	Keynote speach: The Ins and Outs of In- and Out-sourcing: What Have we Learnt from the Past 30 Years?
Person:	Mr. Chikhradze Temur	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Public Administration Reforms in Georgia
Person:	Ms. Dzinic Jasmina	Work Country: Croatia
Paper:	Mzia Mikeladze PhD Thesis Award Ceremony: "Impact of Quality Improvement Instruments on Organizational Learning in Administrative Organizations"
Person:	Ms. Gvenetadze Anna	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Public Administration Reforms in Georgia
Person:	Mr. Kadagidze  Giorgi	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Opening Speach
Person:	Mr. Kauzya John Mary	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Managing Talent in the Public Service to Implement the Post-2015 Development Agenda: To outsource or not to outsource is a big question
Person:	Mr. Nakrosis Vitalis	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Alena Brunovska Award Ceremony: "The Process of Public Administration Reforms in Europe: Influence of Government Priorities"
Person:	Mr. Profiroiu Marius	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Welcome speach
Person:	Ms. Sanikidze Tamar	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Opening Speach
Person:	Mr. Shengelia Kakha	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Welcome speach
Closing Session
Person:	Mr. Bovaird Tony	Work Country: United Kingdom
Paper:	Presentation and Discussion
Person:	Mr. Khan Mohammed Adil	Work Country: Australia
Paper:	Presentation and Discussion
Person:	Ms. Lalic Novak Goranka	Work Country: Croatia
Paper:	Invitation to the 24th NISPAcee Annual Conference 2016
Person:	Ms. Mansor Norma	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	Presentation and Discussion
Person:	Mr. Zerunyan Frank V.	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Presentation and Discussion
Panel on Islamic Public Administration
Person:	Mr. Deligoz Halil	Work Country: Turkey
Paper:	Legitimacy and the Contestation of Political Institutions
Person:	Mr. Klebleyev Aziz	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Effects of Islamic Legacy on Civil Service
Person:	Mr. Urinboyev Rustamjon	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	Rethinking ‘Informality‘ in Post-Soviet Societies. Ethnographic Study of Po Rukam (Handshake) Experiences of Uzbek Migrant Workers in Moscow, Russia
Panel on Open Government
Person:	Ms. Reszketo Petra	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Open Budget – Where Are the Stakeholders?
Person:	Mr. Szlachetko Jakub	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Experts and The Problem of Public Advisement. Outsourcing or – Maybe Better – Insourcing?
Person:	Mr. Van Den Berg Caspar	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	The Enabling State and Open Government: Evidence and Examples from 7 Countries
Panel on Health Systems in Transition: Problematic Politics of Raising Revenue and Delivering Health Care
Person:	Ms. Grigorieva Natalia	Work Country: Russian Federation
Paper:	Changing Health Care in Russia: A Case of High-Tech Medical Care
Person:	Mr. Nemec Juraj	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Innovations in the Mental Health Care in Slovakia
Person:	Mr. Pavlik Marek	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Comparison of Health Policy among Czech Regions During 2003-2014
Person:	Mr. Szescilo Dawid	Work Country: Poland
Paper:	Decentralization of Health Care Management. State of Play
Panel on Europeanization in Public Administration Reforms (EPAR)
Person:	Mr. Bovaird Tony	Work Country: United Kingdom
Paper:	Researching Europeanization of Public Administration and Policy: Conceptual Issues in Integration and Differentiation
Person:	Mrs. Jaansoo Annika	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Public Administration Reform, Cross-border Coperation and Europeanization in CEE Countries
Person:	Mrs. Jukic Tina	Work Country: Slovenia
Paper:	Searching for the Identity of the E-government Research Field: What Has Been Done and How to Proceed?
Panel on Quality Improvement of PA Programmes in Caucasus Region based on European Standards
Person:	Mr. Brandsen Taco	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	EAPAA Accreditation Procedure and Requirements
Person:	Mr. Gajduschek Gyorgy	Work Country: Hungary
Paper:	Evaluation of the Caucasus PA Programmes and Recommendations for Improvements Based on European Standards
Person:	Ms. Kakubava Nino	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Public Administration Education in Georgia
Person:	Mr. Kapanadze Sergi	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Challenges for Caucasus PA Programmes and for Caucasus University
Person:	Ms. Zakova Elena	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Project “Capacity Building of Caucasus Academic PA Programmes on the Basis of EU Administrative Principles”
ASPA Panel: New Models in Public Administration
Person:	Ms. Aristigueta Maria	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Different Models in Use for Delivering Public Service in the US
Person:	Mr. Brintnall Michael	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Public service delivery by many means: running the Carousel in Glen Echo Park
Person:	Mrs. England-Joseph Judy	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Engaging Stakeholders in the Digital Age
IIAS Panel: Trust, Public Service Delivery and Citizens at the time of Co-production
Person:	Mr. Brandsen Taco	Work Country: Netherlands
Paper:	Co-Production of Public Services: common experiences among governments working to engage citizens
Person:	Mr. Profiroiu Marius	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Trust in public administration reform
Person:	Ms. Sobis Iwona	Work Country: Sweden
Paper:	Trust and Co-Production in PA
NISPAcee PhD Pre-conference Seminar "How to improve your research and paper"
Person:	Mr. Deligoz Halil	Work Country: Turkey
Paper:	Legitimacy and the Contestation of Political Institutions
Person:	Ms. Ferčíková Veronika	Work Country: Slovakia
Paper:	Local Governments in the New Environment. Performance and Governance
UNDESA-UNDP-NISPAcee Joint Capacity-Development Workshop
Person:	Mr. Jafarli Azad	Work Country: Azerbaijan
Paper:	Collaborative Governance and Outsourcing for Improved Public Service Delivery
Person:	Mr. Kauzya John Mary	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Opening Speach
Person:	Mr. Khan Mohammed Adil	Work Country: Australia
Paper:	Civic Engagement and Externalization/Internalization of Service Delivery
Person:	Mr. Kulikauskas Paulius	Work Country: Lithuania
Paper:	Civic Engagement and Externalization/Internalization of Service Delivery
NISPAcee PhD Pre-conference Seminar "How to improve your research and paper"
Person:	Mr. Nasery Mustafa	Work Country: Germany
Paper:	Public Administration reforms in Afghanistan
UNDESA-UNDP-NISPAcee Joint Capacity-Development Workshop
Person:	Mr. Profiroiu Marius	Work Country: Romania
Paper:	Opening Speach
NISPAcee PhD Pre-conference Seminar "How to improve your research and paper"
Person:	Mr. Rezac Jan	Work Country: Czech Republic
Paper:	Question of the Defined Contribution Pensions: The Czech Republic Case
UNDESA-UNDP-NISPAcee Joint Capacity-Development Workshop
Person:	Mr. Scott Niels	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Opening Speach
Person:	Mr. Shengelia Kakha	Work Country: Georgia
Paper:	Opening Speach
NISPAcee PhD Pre-conference Seminar "How to improve your research and paper"
Person:	Mr. Tyutyuryukov Vladimir	Work Country: Serbia
Paper:	Tax Burden and Tax Policy Freedom in Regional and Local Taxes in Eurasian Economic Union Member States
Person:	Mr. Vargas Carlos	Work Country: Estonia
Paper:	E-Estonia under an Actor-Network Theory Perspective
UNDESA-UNDP-NISPAcee Joint Capacity-Development Workshop
Person:	Mr. Zerunyan Frank V.	Work Country: United States
Paper:	Collaborative Governance and Outsourcing for Improved Public Service Delivery