Features of Decentralization Processes of Developed Countries in the Post-Pandemic Society

Svitlana Kovalova (), Alla Koval (), Snizhana Panchenko (), Oksana Pronina () and Roman Bykov ()
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Svitlana Kovalova: Petro MohylaBlack Sea National University, Ukraine
Alla Koval: Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University, Ukraine
Snizhana Panchenko: Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University, Ukraine
Oksana Pronina: Kherson Nationality Technician University, Ukraine
Roman Bykov: Kherson Nationality Technician University, Ukraine

Postmodern Openings, 2021, vol. 12, issue 2, 510-521

Abstract: Globalization and rapid information processes that are inherent in today's post-pandemic society, contributing to the reorganization of the authorities of many countries and their contacts with regions, local territorial units or civil society. Such changes, first of all, provide for delegation of authority at the level of regional and local authorities. However, many developing and today position their own society as post-modern, continue to be in a state of disunity of the branches of government, with a high level of corruption and abuse of official position, improper distribution of resources, inappropriate tax system and incompetent provision of services by relevant authorities. This affects the relevance of studying foreign experience in building a rational, effective, balanced public administration system, the leading place in which in almost all developed countries is the decentralization of the state and, above all, the executive branch. The foreign experience of the successful implementation of decentralization reforms is investigated. The main characteristics inherent in the decentralization of power in European countries are given, including in the context of the existence of a pandemic. The features of decentralization of power in France, the UK, Germany and other countries are highlighted. It is substantiated that the experience of decentralization reforms in each country is unique and reflects the specifics of the development of a particular country, and therefore it is impractical to introduce foreign experience without taking into account the particular economic and political development of a particular country.

Keywords: decentralization; political will to make decisions; civil society; crisis of governance; crisis of power; post-pandemic society (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: I12 I2 O0 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.18662/po/12.2/321

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