The Necessity and Features of Local Government Reform in Albania

Arben Hysi

Academic Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2014, vol. 3

Abstract: “Construction of state systems in different countries, is consistent with a number of social and economic factors, The combination of them adapted to the internal environment and external determines the level of welfare of the respective communities. Horizontal separation of powers is given an importance local government: first in bringing quality services and timely; secondly in the definition and implementation of appropriate policies in the economic development of the respective community. Various social problems and poor work in local government services closer to the community makes its reorganization necessary, to increase the efficiency and quality of services. Reform of local government in developed countries and those in transition adapted to the specific conditions of the respective countries is a good experience for us to consider the reorganization process in Albania, to make this process in the most effective. The aim of this study is the focus behavior problems encountered in discussions about local government reform, the specifics of our country, as well as practical recommendations implemented in other countries, problems and practices.

Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.5901/ajis.2014.v3n3p71

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