“Decentralization and Reforms in Albania”, Require Economical and Political Active Role of All Actors

Qarri, Albert; Zejneli, Ismail; Dumi, Alba; Demo, Ervin

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.09.1014

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“…Thus, by studying 100 local self-governments in 2009-2011 and 286 municipalities in 2011-2013, the authors proved the importance of building good relations with stakeholders and establishing the most active cooperation to achieve good regional development results. Qarri et al (2012) considered partnerships with community-based organizations, public and private colleges, universities, public school teachers, public health departments, and community leadership training an essential point of administrative changes in Albanian public policies.…”

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Peculiarities of Ukrainians’ Approval of Decentralization Reform

Dmytryshyn

Yakubiv

et al. 2021

Administrative Sciences

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Every countrywide reform can always have specific opponents and fans as the changes make people leave their comfort zone. As an example, we have chosen a Ukrainian decentralization reform. Although this local self-government reform can be considered the most successful in our country, the attitude of Ukrainians to the changes has not always been unambiguous. Using taxonomic analysis, the paper calculates the integrated indicator of public approval of decentralization reform in Ukraine based on sociological research for 2015–2020. We have described the features of conducting surveys in different periods and identified the reasons for the emergence of such an attitude to the reform. We have also calculated the weights of the impact of each primary indicator on the integrated indicator, which helped us identify the weaknesses and strengths of the reform in public opinion Furthermore, the analysis allowed us to reveal and substantiate a set of problems in implementing decentralization reform in Ukraine, and the causes and solutions were worked out for each problem. Finally, we have made a generalized algorithm for the application of the experience of public opinion analysis in planning and carrying out reforms.

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confidence: 99%