Public Sector Modernization - Balkan Realities and Current Trends
Margarita Shivergueva
No 305, Apas Papers from Academic Public Administration Studies Archive - APAS
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Governments around the world acted on an unprecedented scale and scope to address the global crisis of 2008. While necessary, these actions severely increased deficit and debt levels, making public sector reforms that can lead to cost savings critical. In addition, rising unemployment illustrates that the social implications of the global economic crisis have not yet been fully felt. Meanwhile, governments are also looking for policy solutions to climate change, poverty, ageing populations, migration and a host of other long-term concerns.
Keywords: Public Sector Modernization; Balkan (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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