Public administration issues

2007 - 2021

From Higher School of Economics
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The creation of а new public management system in modern conditions pp. 4-26: D. Basnak
Evaluation of efficiency and the demand for the efficiency evaluation of the state programs in the labour market pp. 27-47: Aleksandra Martynova and Sergey Roshchin
Local state administration and self-government in Sweden as a means of providing state and local interests pp. 48-71: M. Mogunova
False or Fitting Recognition? The Use of High Performance Bonuses in Motivating Organizational Achievements pp. 72-104: Carolyn Heinrich
Russian executive authorities, the WB and EBRD in Russia: comparison of civic engagement policy key features pp. 120-134: Liliana Proskuryakova
Broadcasting regulation in the light of technology progress pp. 154-174: Zhanna Smirnova

Ways, characteristic features and machinery of economic and political power interaction pp. 4-21: F. Shamhalov
Models of the power differentiation in the sphere of health protection of the population pp. 22-37: N. Naigovzina, A. Rakova, Alexander Abramov and V. Filatov
Local self-government development factors. Assessment of importance isolation and isolationism pp. 38-50: Juri Plusnin
The role of E-Government in a process of creating the regional positive image pp. 51-60: O. Ivoilova
The organization of the local government in germany and adapting the german experience to the russian reality pp. 61-73: E. Markwart
Legal Regulation of the Lobbyists Activity: Canadian approaches pp. 74-81: S. Pchelintsev
Territorial reformations in regions: legal aspects pp. 82-105: Nina Mironova
Implementing Performance Management Principles and Procedures in the Russian Federation: Interim Results and Further Development Priorities pp. 133-165: Yelena Dobrolyubova
The annotation to the article “the introduction of program and purposeoriented methods in russia: on the federal and regional level in the moscow model” pp. 188-196: Konstantin Glukhov
The communication space of the administrative agencies and the public at the municipal level pp. 197-211: Irina Mersiyanova

Anti-Corruption Expertise of Regulations: Methodology, Experience and Prospects pp. 4-42: V. Yuzhakov
Supporters and opponents of public service reform (classification experience) pp. 43-49: Alexander Obolonsky
Prerequisite for Creation of Theory of Public Finance pp. 50-72: Mstislav Afanasyev and Il'ya Krivogov
Public Management Reform and Organizational Performance: An Empirical Assessment of the U.K. Labour Government’s Public Service Improvement Strategy pp. 88-117: George Boyne and Richard Walker
Introduction of integral benchmarking systems into executive bodies’ performance pp. 118-130: Vladimir Eliseenko and Konstantin Golovshchinskiy
The concept of a right to local governance pp. 131-146: E. Shugrina
The experience of public services’ quality benchmarking pp. 147-170: Konstantin Golovshchinskiy, S. Nikiforov and Vladimir Eliseenko

Legal imperatives of public administration pp. 4-16: Yuriy Tikhomirov
Methodology development of state strategic planning in Russia pp. 17-27: A. Mitkin
The normative scientific approach to the management of health care is the basis of further improvement of the State guaranteed health care benefit package in the Russian Federation pp. 28-37: N. Naigovzina and V. Flek
The role of a state in the development of the innovation technologies in India: experience for Russia pp. 38-51: Sergey Lunev
Problems of Formation of Social Basis of Local Self-Government in Russia pp. 52-66: Irina Mersiyanova
Administrative procedures: prospects of legal regulation and “a sense of proportion” pp. 124-142: I. Bartsits
Women’s political activity in Russia: reality and development trends pp. 143-164: G. Belyaeva
Past, present and future of the periphery regions of clay soils pp. 166-183: T. Nefedova
Modern statement and prospects of system of additional professional education for state civil staff in Russia pp. 184-205: Alexey Barabashev and Sergey Parkhomenko

Development of state administration potential: the experience of transition economies pp. 5-16: Mikhail Dmitriev
Finance of Law-based State pp. 17-36: Mstislav Afanasyev and Il'ya Krivogov
International migration of scholars and students: state policy potential pp. 37-58: I. Tsapenko
State Organisation in France and Germany between Territoriality and Functionality pp. 59-90: H. Wollmann and G. Bouckaert
Risks of Public Service Reform in Russia pp. 91-124: Alexey Barabashev, T. Zaytseva, Mihail Krasnov and Alexander Obolonsky
Benchmarking and Information Exchange Circles as Instruments of Implementing Regional Administrative Reform pp. 125-136: Axel Koetz
Key problems of russian business participation in the development of local communities pp. 177-184: Dmitry Bychkov and A. Alexandrova
Town planning regulation and administrative barriers in the sphere of development, design and construction pp. 185-190: L. Bandorin and K. Kholopik
Challenges of interdisciplinary evaluation of science and technology development pp. 191-214: V. Gorohov
The necessity, scenarios and options of the russian academic community reforming pp. 215-246: E. Semenov
«Organizational behaviour» as an academic discipline: history, challenges, prospects pp. 247-260: Tatiana Veshchugina

Theoretical guidelines for further public service development of the Russian Federation pp. 19-52: Alexey Barabashev
Personnel potential of civil servants as a resource for state administration reforms pp. 53-70: A. Alexandrova, Dmitry Bychkov and Elena Grishina
Municipal service regulation in a new Federal Law: progress in a system of compromises pp. 71-78: Vladimir Sivitsky
Politicl ethics, power, law pp. 79-106: Alexander Obolonsky
The rating of Russia's regions by their readiness for e-government pp. 117-140: S. Shaposhnik
Russia among giant states pp. 141-158: A. Treyvish
The essence of "a night watchman state": France in the early XIX century pp. 159-182: E. Kozhokin
New generation managers training: whom, what and how to teach? pp. 183-192: A. Surin