Description
Book SynopsisThe opening chapter of Public Administration: Perspectives, Management and Challenges is devoted addressing new challenges in public administration in Russia, including law requirements regarding the transparency of public policy and the difficulties surrounding their implementation. Following this, the authors assess historical and contemporary examples of innovation in Norwegian municipalities. The criticisms and limits of the results management model implemented in the Brazilian subnational units are analyzed based on specialized literature and three case studies. In closing, in the context of spatial integrated complex solutions regarding the poverty alleviation and social cohesion needs increasing in rural areas in Romania, the authors suggest a conceptual and analytical framework based on risk identification.
Table of ContentsPreface; Transparency of Public Policy in Russia: From Imitation to Innovation; Innovation in Norwegian Local Governments: Three Historical Roles; What Is the Social Impact of Results-Based Management? Limits of the Models Implemented in the Brazilian Subnational Units; The Flood Risk Information Used in Spatial Policy-Based Design for Socio-Economic Integration of the Most Vulnerable Persons from Rural Agglomerations. Study Case Romania; Index.
