Publications / ProceedingsState Modernization and Decentralization Implications for Education and Training in Public Administration: Selected Central European and Global Perspectives
Allan Rosenbaum, Ľudmila Gajdošova
Date: 2003
ISBN: 80-89013-10-4
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The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) sponsored the joint initiative of the Network of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe (NISPAcee) and the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) to organize a seminar on public administration education and training in a framework of modernization and decentralization, which was held in Bratislava, Slovakia, on 6-8 December 2001 under the auspicious of the Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic.
The papers included in this book were presented during this seminar and the publication was sponsored by the UNDESA.
UNDESA, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York, USA
Web Site: http://www.unpan.org/dpepa.asp
IASIA, International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration, Brussels, Belgium
Web Site: http://www.iiasiisa.be
NISPAcee, The Network of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe, Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Web Site: www.nispa.org
Contents
FOREWORD
Guido Bertucci ............................................................................................vii
PREFACE
Yolande Jemiai .............................................................................................ix
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .....................................................................xii
- State Modernization – New Reforms, New Management
State Modernization and the New Public Administrator
Allan Rosenbaum and Ľudmila Gajdošová ................................................3
Towards Integrated Policy Making: Remedying the Public Action Dichotomy through Information and Communication Technology and Learning
Theodore Tsekos ..........................................................................................12
Comparative Approaches to the Development and Implementation of Effective Human Resource Policy
Marie-Christine Meininger .........................................................................19
Public Administration Modernisation and Decentralisation: A Comparative and European Perspective
Paul D. Collins ...........................................................................................23
- DemocraticGovernanceandtheProcessesof Decentralization
Decentralization in Comparative Perspective: Some Lessons for Building Effective and Democratic Local Governance
Allan Rosenbaum ........................................................................................33
Decentralization: The Case of Regional Reform in Hungary
László Vass ...................................................................................................42
Decentralisation and Modernisation of Local Public Administration in the Slovak Republic
Jozef Liška ...................................................................................................57
The State Modernization Process and the Decentralization of Chile
Ximena E. Núñez with Javier Espinoza Fajardoand
Cristina A. Rodríguez-Acosta ......................................................................64
III.Implications for EducationandTraining
- North AmericanExperiences
Models of Education and Training in Canada
Mohamed Charih ........................................................................................71
The Development and Implementation of Human Resources Management Policy: The Case of the USA
Margaret T. Gordon ....................................................................................77
Management Development in a Turbulent Environment: New Roles and Responsibilities for Schools and Institutes of Administration
Blue Wooldridge ..........................................................................................85
The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in the United States in Delivering Effective Education and Training for Public Administration Reform
Michael Brintnall ........................................................................................94
- EuropeanExperiences
The British Civil Service College in Comparative Perspective
Michael Duggett ........................................................................................100
Delivering Effective Education and Training for Public Administration Reform: The Case of Poland
Barbara Kudrycka .....................................................................................109
A Strategy for Education and Training in Public Administration in the Framework of Decentralization and Public Sector Modernization in the Slovak Republic
Gejza Petrík ...............................................................................................117
Public Administration Education and Training in the Slovak Republic: Issues and Problems
Stanislav Konečný .....................................................................................122
Non-governmental Organizations and the Education and
Training of Civil Servants in Georgia
Mzia Mikeladze .........................................................................................128
C. African, Asian and Middle EasternExperiences
Education and Training for Public Administration Reform: An African and South African Perspective
Hendri Kroukamp ....................................................................................138
Capacity Building in Support of the Modernization of Public Administration: The Experience of Tanzania
Gelase Mutahaba .......................................................................................148
Action Learning Practice in the Field of Chinese Public Management: A Case Study of Training and Development for Senior and Middle Civil Servants in Western, Poor Provinces
Chen Weilan ..............................................................................................153
Effective Education and Training for Public Administration Reform: The Case of India
R. K. Mishra ..............................................................................................163
Delivering Effective Education and Training for Public Administrative Reform – The Role of the Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East
M. Turgay Ergun .......................................................................................169
AFTERWORD
Final Thoughts on Education and Training for Civil Servants and Government officials in Modernising and Decentralised States
Morton R. Davies .....................................................................................175
State Modernization and Decentralization Implications for Education and Training in Public Administration: Selected Central European and Global Perspectives
Allan Rosenbaum, Ľudmila Gajdošova
Date: 2003
ISBN: 80-89013-10-4
Publisher:
Price: 0 € (+ mailing costs)
Order contact: Hardcopy not available
The papers included in this book were presented during this seminar and the publication was sponsored by the UNDESA.
UNDESA, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York, USA
Web Site: http://www.unpan.org/dpepa.asp
IASIA, International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration, Brussels, Belgium
Web Site: http://www.iiasiisa.be
NISPAcee, The Network of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe, Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Web Site: www.nispa.org
Contents
FOREWORD
Guido Bertucci ............................................................................................vii
PREFACE
Yolande Jemiai .............................................................................................ix
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .....................................................................xii
- State Modernization – New Reforms, New Management
State Modernization and the New Public Administrator
Allan Rosenbaum and Ľudmila Gajdošová ................................................3
Towards Integrated Policy Making: Remedying the Public Action Dichotomy through Information and Communication Technology and Learning
Theodore Tsekos ..........................................................................................12
Comparative Approaches to the Development and Implementation of Effective Human Resource Policy
Marie-Christine Meininger .........................................................................19
Public Administration Modernisation and Decentralisation: A Comparative and European Perspective
Paul D. Collins ...........................................................................................23
- DemocraticGovernanceandtheProcessesof Decentralization
Decentralization in Comparative Perspective: Some Lessons for Building Effective and Democratic Local Governance
Allan Rosenbaum ........................................................................................33
Decentralization: The Case of Regional Reform in Hungary
László Vass ...................................................................................................42
Decentralisation and Modernisation of Local Public Administration in the Slovak Republic
Jozef Liška ...................................................................................................57
The State Modernization Process and the Decentralization of Chile
Ximena E. Núñez with Javier Espinoza Fajardoand
Cristina A. Rodríguez-Acosta ......................................................................64
III.Implications for EducationandTraining
- North AmericanExperiences
Models of Education and Training in Canada
Mohamed Charih ........................................................................................71
The Development and Implementation of Human Resources Management Policy: The Case of the USA
Margaret T. Gordon ....................................................................................77
Management Development in a Turbulent Environment: New Roles and Responsibilities for Schools and Institutes of Administration
Blue Wooldridge ..........................................................................................85
The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in the United States in Delivering Effective Education and Training for Public Administration Reform
Michael Brintnall ........................................................................................94
- EuropeanExperiences
The British Civil Service College in Comparative Perspective
Michael Duggett ........................................................................................100
Delivering Effective Education and Training for Public Administration Reform: The Case of Poland
Barbara Kudrycka .....................................................................................109
A Strategy for Education and Training in Public Administration in the Framework of Decentralization and Public Sector Modernization in the Slovak Republic
Gejza Petrík ...............................................................................................117
Public Administration Education and Training in the Slovak Republic: Issues and Problems
Stanislav Konečný .....................................................................................122
Non-governmental Organizations and the Education and
Training of Civil Servants in Georgia
Mzia Mikeladze .........................................................................................128
C. African, Asian and Middle EasternExperiences
Education and Training for Public Administration Reform: An African and South African Perspective
Hendri Kroukamp ....................................................................................138
Capacity Building in Support of the Modernization of Public Administration: The Experience of Tanzania
Gelase Mutahaba .......................................................................................148
Action Learning Practice in the Field of Chinese Public Management: A Case Study of Training and Development for Senior and Middle Civil Servants in Western, Poor Provinces
Chen Weilan ..............................................................................................153
Effective Education and Training for Public Administration Reform: The Case of India
R. K. Mishra ..............................................................................................163
Delivering Effective Education and Training for Public Administrative Reform – The Role of the Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East
M. Turgay Ergun .......................................................................................169
AFTERWORD
Final Thoughts on Education and Training for Civil Servants and Government officials in Modernising and Decentralised States
Morton R. Davies .....................................................................................175
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