A Transfer-of-Ideas Approach to the History of Public Administration

Mavrot, Céline; Rosser, Christian; Sager, Fritz; Hurni, Pascal Y.

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“…Adapting the institutional and administrative capacity to the magnitude of the transformation and modernization process cannot be achieved if the rigidity of specialized structures is emphasized and the importance of expertise and professionalization of the civil service minimized (SIGMA, 2007, pp. 23,[36][37]. The peculiarity of better regulation is today represented by the integration of the assessment of 'legal risk' into the culture and institutional practice, in order to reduce the need for the subsequent adoption of additional (recurrent and significant) regulations (Raccah, 2016, p. 3).…”

Section: An Administration That Generates Public Policiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

"Public Administration Reform in Romania: Assessing the Past and Looking Into the Future"

Profiroiu

NEGOIȚĂ

2022

TRAS

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"This article provides an account of the transformational capacity of Romanian public administration in relation to four main aspects: (1) human resource performance and integrity; (2) territorial, functional and institutional decentralization; (3) public policies and (4) capitalizing on the digital and innovative component. The Romania case study highlights the gradual transformation of public administration in the last 30 years, as a reaction to the emergence of economic, social and political crises. For an imperative and irreversible change, we have identified directions for capitalizing on opportunities and good practices in the matter, in the context of the intensified integration process in NATO and the EU. We have analyzed the strategic documents on strengthening and accelerating the transformation of public administration and highlighted the need for the interconnection and interdependence of its four pillars to meet the specific objectives of Horizon 2030. For decision-makers, practitioners and researchers, this article aims to stimulate and contribute to the dedicated public debate and consultation of coherent, predictable and sustainable legislation and practices in the matter."

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Section: An Administration That Generates Public Policiesmentioning

confidence: 99%