Hrvatska i komparativna javna uprava

Special Status of Budapest

• Page: 5
• Author: István Temesi

From Paris to Greater Paris: An Old Project, A New Approach

• Page: 41
• Author: Michele Breuillard

Special Status of Bratislava

• Page: 71
• Author: Frédéric Delaneuville

Special Status of Villages in Hungary

• Page: 85
• Author: Andras Szalai

Towns with County Status in Hungary

• Page: 101
• Author: Renáta Tábit

The Status of French »New Communes

• Page: 115
• Author: Stéphane Guérard

The Status of Metropolises in France

• Page: 129
• Author: Guillaume Protière

Public Utility Services and Their Financing Instruments

• Page: 149
• Authors: Jure Šimović; Tereza Rogić Lugarić;

Organisational Adjustment of the Croatian Local Self-Government Units for the Implementation of the Projects Financed by the European Union

• Page: 179
• Author: Morena Mičetić-Fabić

Successful Delegation – The Potential of a More Efficient State Administration

• Page: 201
• Authors: Nada Pejić; Krešimir Buntak;

Uniform Distribution of the Number of Voters per Constituency on the Basis of a Mathematical Model

• Page: 229
• Authors: Kristian Sabo; Rudolf Scitovski; Petar Taler;

The European Court of Human Rights

• Page: 251
• Author: Mateja Crnković

The Administrative Court of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 267
• Author: Damir Juras

The Civil Service Commission of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 273
• Author: Goranka Hus

Conference Local and Regional Self-Government between Economic Crisis and the European Union Membership

• Page: 283
• Authors: Jasmina Džinić; Mihovil Škarica;

Conference Unabhängigkeit und Steuerbarkeit von Verwaltungseinheiten

• Page: 288
• Author: Darija Dubajić

Seminar Internal Market

• Page: 292
• Author: Ana Đanić Čeko

The Right to Vote for Citizens Living Abroad: An Intervju

• Page: 295
• Authors: Ivan Koprić; Tijana Vukojičić Tomić;

policy agenda; policy actors; target group; accounts of policy; institutions in policy research;

• Page: 301
• Author: Ana Petek

Policy Learning in Local Government: The Role of Reflexive Leadership

• Page: 319
• Authors: Jostein Askim; Harald Baldersheim;

Textbook vs. Praxis: Comparative Lessons in Policy-Making at the Local Level in East Asia

• Page: 339
• Author: Jill L. Tao

Public Administration Reforms in a Fragile Institutional Framework: The Case of Albania

• Page: 361
• Author: Mihovil Škarica

The Quality of Governance in Public Administration Reforms in New Democracies: Bulgaria and Romania

• Page: 391
• Author: Katja Michalak

A Need for a Comprehensive Administrative Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina with an Emphasis on the Modernisation of Administrative Procedure

• Page: 409
• Author: Zarije Seizović

Regional Policy and the Various Statuses of Local Units in Croatia

• Page: 433
• Authors: Vedran Đulabić; Mihovil Škarica;

Urban Policy as a Component of Regional Policy in the European Union and Croatia

• Page: 463
• Author: Ivana Juras Anić

Pusić’s Theoretical and Methodological Positions in Analysing Public Administration: Continuity and/or Discontinuity

• Page: 489
• Author: Stjepan Ivanišević

Eugen Pusić and the Sociology of Law

• Page: 541
• Author: Josip Kregar

Access of Journalists to the Public Sector Information

• Page: 557
• Author: Alen Rajko

Electronic Communication Infrastructure and the Right of Way

• Page: 573
• Author: Hrvoje Perica

Stephen P. Osborne (ur.): The New Public Governance?

• Page: 591
• Author: Iva Lopižić

The High Administrative Court of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 599
• Author: Veseljka Kos

The Administrative Court in Rijeka

• Page: 605
• Author: Mateja Crnković

The Civil Service Commission of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 611
• Author: Vlatka Vraneković

Conference The Politics of Agency Governance

• Page: 623
• Author: Anamarija Musa

Conference Democracy as Idea and Practice

• Page: 627
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

Conference New Regional Policies and European Experiences

• Page: 629
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

Conference Regional Development in South East Europe: Challenges – Opportunities – Solutions

• Page: 630
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

Round Table Local Self-Government and Decentralisation

• Page: 632
• Author: Romea Manojlović Toman

Round Table on the School Secretaries

• Page: 636
• Author: Damir Mikolji

Lecture of Professor Pekka Kettunen

• Page: 639
• Author: Iva Lopižić

Book Promotion: European Administrative Space

• Page: 641
• Author: Darija Dubajić

Eugen Pusić and His Students

• Page: 645
• Author: Josip Kregar

Metropolitan Areas of Lisbon and Porto: Model of Inter-Municipal Cooperation

• Page: 655
• Author: Carla Amado Gomes

The System of Local Self-Government in Slovenia with a Special Emphasis on the Status of the Capital City Ljubljana

• Page: 675
• Author: Stane Vlaj

Special Status of Bucharest

• Page: 695
• Author: Anca Rodica Staiculescu

Local Government in Slovenia: Structure, Size and Expenditures

• Page: 705
• Author: Primož Pevcin

Local Self-Government in Slovenia

• Page: 725
• Author: Miloš Senčur

Reform of Serbian Local Self-Government

• Page: 749
• Author: Bogoljub Milosavljević

Decentralisation as an Aspect of Governance Reform in Serbia

• Page: 769
• Author: Veran Stančetić

Sub-Municipal Governments: The Same or Different

• Page: 787
• Author: Vojko Rešetar

Dissolution of Local Councils

• Page: 803
• Author: Mateja Crnković

Fiscal Capacity of Municipalities in the Hills and Mountain Areas

• Page: 837
• Author: Josip Jambrač

The Principles of Waste Management and Their Importance

• Page: 861
• Author: Anica Drmić

Ivan Koprić, Anamarija Musa, Goranka Lalić Novak: European Administrative Space

• Page: 873
• Author: Stjepan Ivanišević

Jon Pierre, Patricia W. Ingraham (ur.) Comparative Administrative Change and Reform: Lessons Learned

• Page: 889
• Author: Anamarija Musa

The European Court of Human Rights

• Page: 899
• Author: Mateja Crnković

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 911
• Author: Damir Juras

The High Administrative Court of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 915
• Author: Damir Juras

The Administrative Court in Rijeka

• Page: 921
• Author: Mateja Crnković

The Administrative Court in Split

• Page: 927
• Author: Damir Juras

The Civil Service Commission of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 929
• Author: Mirna Vukman Cerovečki

The Ministry of Finances of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 939
• Author: Damir Juras

The Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport, and Infrastructure of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 941
• Author: Damir Juras

22nd IPSA World Congress Reordering Power, Shifting Boundaries

• Page: 945
• Authors: Anamarija Musa; Darija Dubajić;

Conference Twenty Years of the Croatian Diplomacy

• Page: 948
• Author: Romea Manojlović Toman

Round Table Future of the Croatian Public Administration

• Page: 952
• Author: Jasmina Džinić

Lecture of Professor Hal Colebatch

• Page: 955
• Author: Darija Dubajić

Conference of the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications

• Page: 958
• Author: Nikola Popović

The Right to Public Sector Information – Court Practice and Legislative Novelties

• Page: 961
• Author: Vanja Škorić

Changing Approaches to Public Sector Reform in an Anglophone Country: The Australian Case in a Comparative Perspective

• Page: 983
• Author: John Halligan

Public Sector Awards – Stimulating Quality through Competition and Cooperation

• Page: 1003
• Author: Jasmina Džinić

Analysis of Approach and Methodology of the International Comparative Civil Sector Research

• Page: 1037
• Author: Jelena Matančević

Contractual Processes between Public Law Partners: Contracts between the State and Local Authorities

• Page: 1061
• Author: Marc Gjidara

Basic Principles of the Public Procurement Procedure in France and the Influence of the EU Law

• Page: 1103
• Author: Didier Truchet

Identifying Key Obstacles for Performance Measurement at the Sub-National Level in Croatia

• Page: 1117
• Authors: Dubravka Jurlina Alibegović; Suzana Slijepčević;

Performance Appraisal in Indian Bureaucracy: Need for Systemic Reforms

• Page: 1157
• Author: Mohan Kashikar

Consolidation, Fragmentation and Special Statuses of Local Authorities in Europe

• Page: 1175
• Author: Ivan Koprić

Agencification as the New and Additional Centralisation – Can Croatia ever be Decentralised

• Page: 1197
• Author: Anamarija Musa

Anamarija Musa, Jasmina Džinić: European Regulation of the Professions and the Chambers in Croatia: Development of Public Administrative Profession and the Other Professions in Public Administration

• Page: 1225
• Author: Ozaa Bubanj

The Administrative Court of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 1231
• Author: Damir Juras

The Administrative Court in Rijeka

• Page: 1235
• Author: Ana Đanić Čeko

The Civil Service Commission of the Republic of Croatia

• Page: 1243
• Author: Stanka Vučica

Annual Conference of the Croatian Institute of Public Administration Does Croatia Need the Agencies

• Page: 1255
• Author: Iva Lopižić

The Second Zagreb Forum of Public Administration Croatian Absorption Capacity for EU Funds

• Page: 1259
• Author: Iva Lopižić

EGPA Annual Conference in Bergen

• Page: 1263
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

Conference Converging and Conflicting Trends in the Public Administration of the US, Europe, and Germany

• Page: 1265
• Author: Jesse Paul Lerke

Conference Public Administration and Administrative Justice / L’administration publique et son juge

• Page: 1272
• Author: Bosiljka Britvić Vetma

Conference Europeanization and Contemporary Democracies

• Page: 1276
• Author: Anka Kekez Koštro

Conference Protection of Human Rights in Administrative and Court Procedures

• Page: 1281
• Author: Darija Dubajić

Lectures of Professor John Halligan in Zagreb

• Page: 1284
• Authors: Darija Dubajić; Iva Lopižić;

Third Assembly of the International Association of Tax Judges

• Page: 1289
• Author: Ivana Kireta

Asylum, Europeanization, Institution, Institutionalisation, Institutionalism, Neo-institutionalism, Non-refoulement, Refugee, Regulatory Impact Assessment, SIGMA

• Page: 1293
• Author: Goranka Lalić Novak