NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy

2009 - 2024

Current editor(s): Juraj Nemec

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Use and Utilization of Performance Information in Hungary: Exemplary Cases from the Local- Government and the Higher-Education Sectors pp. 23-48: Hajnal György and Ugrósdy Márton
The Implementation of Performance Management in European Central Governments: More a North-South than an East-West Divide pp. 49-68: Hammerschmid Gerhard and Löffler Lorenz
Performance Management and Performance Appraisal: Czech Self-Governments pp. 69-88: Špalková Dagmar, Špaček David and Nemec Juraj
Searching for Organizational Intelligence in the Evolution of Public-Sector Performance Management pp. 89-99: Virtanen Petri and Vakkuri Jarmo
Benchmarking in Czech Higher Education pp. 101-124: Plaček Michal, Ochrana František and Půček Milan
Measuring for Absorption: How the Institutionalisation of EU Cohesion Policy Influences the Use of Performance Indicators in Hungary pp. 125-147: Károly Mike and Balás Gábor
When will we ever learn ? pp. 149-170: Johansson Vicki

What would Max Weber Say about Public-Sector Innovation? pp. 9-19: Rainer Kattel
The Influence of Government Priorities on Public-Administration Reforms in Europe pp. 21-40: Nakrošis Vitalis
Does the Lowest Bid Price Evaluation Criterion Make for a More Efficient Public Procurement Selection Criterion? (Case of the Czech Republic) pp. 41-59: Ochrana František and Hrnčířová Kristýna
Comparative Analysis of Selected Factors Affecting Heating Costs of Schools in Selected Balkan Countries pp. 61-84: Koppitz David, Půček Milan, Ochrana František and Plaček Michal
Citizen Participation and Engagement in Urban Governance: Perception of Finnish and Polish Local Officials pp. 85-110: Radzik-Maruszak Katarzyna and Bátorová Michaela
Participation of the Northern Indigenous Peoples in the Management of the Russian Arctic Territories and Its Legal Protection pp. 111-133: Gladun Elena and Chebotarev Gennady

From Overdecentralization to Overcentralization ? Hungarian Experience in Handling the Crisis at the Local Level pp. 51-69: Gellén Márton
Strategic Planning in the Framework of Metropolitan Areas in Romania: Going beyond the Requirements of the Law and Transforming it into an Effective Planning Tool pp. 71-97: Hințea Călin E. and Neamțu Bogdana
Institutionalizing Local Government as an Instrument of Democratic Consolidation: The Cases of Bulgaria and Paraguay pp. 99-115: Katsamunska Polya and Rosenbaum Allan
Better Local Governance by Integrative Reorganization of State Administration and Self- Government (in Slovenia) pp. 117-134: Kovač Polonca
Municipality Size and Local Public Services: Do Economies of Scale Exist ? pp. 151-171: Soukopová Jana, Nemec Juraj, Matějová Lenka and Michal Struk
Intra-Municipal Units in Urban Political Systems in Poland: Vicious Roundabout of Marginalization or Dead-End Street ? pp. 173-198: Swianiewicz Paweł

Coordination of and Through E-Government: The Case of the Czech Republic pp. 83-106: Špaček David
The Profile and Work of Officials in Central and Regional Administration Compared: The Case of the Czech Republic pp. 107-128: Veselý Arnošt

Reflections on the Distinctiveness of Public Administration as a Discipline pp. 21-31: Ringeling Arthur
The Public Administration Discipline in Slovenia: Between Legal and Administrative Sciences pp. 33-52: Kovač Polonca
Public Administration Education in a Legalistic Setting: New Tendencies in Hungarian Public Administration and Training pp. 53-67: Gellén Márton
Responding to Challenge: Comparing Nonprofit Programmes and Pedagogy at Universities in the United Kingdom, Spain and the United States pp. 69-95: Murdock Alex, Tekula Rebecca and Parra Carmen
International Accreditation of PA Programs: Narrations of an Evaluator pp. 97-113: Vries Michiel S. de

Municipal Grants for Sports and the Merits of a Voucher System in the Czech Republic pp. 9-30: Marek Pavlík and Vries Michiel S. de
Nothing but Trouble: Studies on the Effects of Reforms in Elderly Care in Sweden and Poland pp. 31-60: Sobis Iwona
School Autonomy and Leadership in Lithuania: Can School Leaders Help Schools to Take a Step forward ? pp. 61-78: Honingh Marlies and Urbanovič Jolanta

Agencies in Three South Eastern European Countries: Politics, Expertise and Law pp. 17-44: Koprić Ivan, Kovač Polonca and Musa Anamarija
Does Centralization Serve Efficiency ? De-Agencification in Hungary pp. 67-87: Gellén Márton
Party Patronage and State Politicisation in The Post- Communist Countries of Central and Eastern Europe: A Game Theory Approach pp. 89-120: Nakrošis Vitalis and Gudžinskas Liutauras
He Who Appoints the Piper: Understanding Reasons and Implications of Agency Management “Politicisation” in Slovakia pp. 121-139: Miroslav Beblavý, Sicakova-Beblava Emilia and Ondrusova Darina

Reforming for Performance and Trust: Some Reflections pp. 9-20: Bouckaert Geert
Ethics of Officials in the Context of (Slovene) Good Administration pp. 23-53: Kovač Polonca
Management of Contracting Public Services and its Quality in Slovakia pp. 55-74: Nemec Juraj, Mikušová Meričková Beáta and Vozárová Zuzana
The Limits of Leadership pp. 131-154: Sobis Iwona, Berg Frits van Den and Vries Michiel S. de

Rule of Law or Law Overruled ? Why the Rule of Law Should Be on the Public Administration Research Agenda pp. 23-37: Zouridis Stavros
Modernizing Administrative Procedural Law in Slovenia as a Driving Force of Efficient and Good Administration pp. 39-66: Kovač Polonca
Ombudsman’s Assessments of Public Administration Conduct: Between Legal and Good Administration Norms pp. 87-115: Remac Milan and Langbroek Philip M.

Public Administration and Management Reforms in CEE: Main Trajectories and Results pp. 9-29: Bouckaert Geert, Nakrošis Vitalis and Nemec Juraj
Law, Social Norms and Welfare as Means of Public Administration: Case Study of Mahalla Institutions in Uzbekistan pp. 33-57: Urinboyev Rustamjon

Technological Change: A Central yet Neglected Feature of Public Administration pp. 31-53: Pollitt Christopher
Nanotechnology, Governance and Public Management: A Techno-Economic Paradigms Perspective pp. 69-85: Wolfgang Drechsler

Europeanization and Democratization in ECE: Towards Multi-Level and Multi-Actor Governance pp. 7-29: Ágh Attila
New Public Management and its Implementation in CEE: What Do we Know and where Do we Go? pp. 31-52: Nemec Juraj

Beyond Citizens and Consumers? Publics and Public Service Reform pp. 33-44: Clarke John
"Golden" Customers and "Bronze" Citizens in CEE Countries pp. 115-120: Tõnnisson Kristiina

The Two Futures of Governing: Decentering and Recentering Processes in Governing pp. 7-24: Peters B.
Politics and Policy in East-Central Europe in the Early 21st Century: Synergies and Conflicts Between Policy Regimes and Political Systems pp. 25-39: Ágh Attila