ANALYSIS OF MECHANISMS FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: EVALUATION, CURRENT SITUATION AND PROSPECTS FOR DEVELOPMENT

Avramenko M. M.
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Management, 2015, vol. 9, issue 3-4, 124-132

Abstract: In the article mechanisms for public administration were examined, analysis was performed in order to receive evaluation of their implementation in current conditions and to find prospects for development in the future. Main aims and tasks of mechanisms for public administration concerning social and economic development of territories were determined. New approaches towards development of strategic relationships between the state and the regions were established. Possible scenarios that impact regions were formed. Formation of program on mutual cooperation and conclusion of agreements on regional development taking into consideration priority areas of the country’s European integration.

Keywords: essence of mechanisms for public administration; classification of their functions and methods; objects and subjects of impact; their interconsistency. Evalution of current situation; development prospects. Aims and tasks of mechanisms for public administration in implementing of social and economic territory’s development. New approaches towards strategic relations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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