Hrvatska i komparativna javna uprava

Foreword

• Page: 5
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

Traditional and European Oriented Principles in the Codification of Administrative Procedures in Central Eastern Europe

• Page: 9
• Author: Polonca Kovač

Legal Dilemmas in the Field of Granting Concessions in Slovenian Law and Some Solutions in Comparative Law

• Page: 37
• Author: Katja Štemberger

Openness and Accountability in Turkey in the Context of Accession to the European Union

• Page: 67
• Author: Fulya Akyıldız

Migration and Asylum Governance in CEE Countries: Between Historical Legacies and the Europeanization Process

• Page: 97
• Authors: Goranka Lalić Novak; Teo Giljević;

Involving the Public in the Assessment of Community Real Estate Property

• Page: 129
• Authors: Marta Dmytryshyn; Mariia Danyliuk;

The Matthew Effect in Local Welfare Policy in Croatia

• Page: 159
• Authors: Zdenko Babić; Zoran Šućur;

René Geissler, Gerhard Hammerschmid, and Christian Raffer (Eds.): Local Public Finance: An International Comparative Regulatory Perspective

• Page: 187
• Author: Filip Badovinac

Foreword

• Page: 205
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

The Development of the Administrative Courts’ System in Transitional Countries and their Role in Democratic, Economic and Social Transition

• Page: 209
• Author: Mateja Held

Historical Background, Reforms of the Public Administration and the European Integration of Kosovo

• Page: 237
• Authors: Llokman Mirtezani; Muazam Halili;

The role of e-Government in the evaluation of the quality of governance in the countries of the European Union

• Page: 267
• Author: Veronika Linhartova

Ethical Work Climate, Social Trust and Decision-Making in Malaysian Public Administration: the case of MECD Malaysia

• Page: 289
• Authors: Sri Langgeng Ratnasari; Nomahaza Mahadi; Nur Anis Nordin; Dio Caisar Darma;

Can voluntary tax compliance status lead to participation, transparency and cooperation?

• Page: 313
• Authors: Tina Sever; Tatjana Stanimirović;

Prohibition of Referenda on Budgetary Issues from a Croatian and Comparative Perspective

• Page: 331
• Author: Valentino Kuzelj

Reviewers of the Papers Submitted to the Croatian and Comparative Public Administration in 2021

• Page: 355
• Author: Općenito

Foreword

• Page: 371
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

Practices of Age-Friendly Cities in Turkey

• Page: 375
• Authors: Adnan Söylemez; Hakki M. Ay;

Public Administration Developments in Ethiopia Under Three Different Regimes

• Page: 403
• Authors: László Vértesy; Teketel Bekalo Lemango;

State Administration and Managing the Effects of the Pandemic on the Labour Market in Kosovo

• Page: 431
• Author: Ylber Aliu

The Goals of Croatian Public Policies

• Page: 451
• Author: Ana Petek

Problems of Coherence and Correspondence of the Goals of Croatian Public Policies: Utopia or Dystopia?

• Page: 469
• Author: Krešimir Petković

How Analysis Should Save Croatia: Evidence-based Policy Making as the Goal of Croatian Public Policies

• Page: 495
• Author: Marko Kovačić

Gender Awareness of Policies in Croatia: Pervasive or Marginal Goal of National Strategies

• Page: 521
• Authors: Marjeta Šinko; Ana Petek;

Foraword

• Page: 571
• Author: Vedran Đulabić

Responding to the Conflict of Interest Risks in Central and Eastern Europe: Case of Slovenia

• Page: 575
• Authors: Jernej Letnar Černič; Polonca Kovač;

Exchange of Information in Tax Matters: Experiences from Croatia and Slovenia

• Page: 605
• Authors: Irena Klemenčić; Maja Klun;

Impacts of Budget Transparency on Economic and Political Outcomes: A Review of Empirical Evidence

• Page: 633
• Author: Simona Prijaković

Coherence of Strategic Document Goals in Croatia: Education, Youth and Encouragement to Read

• Page: 667
• Author: Nikola Baketa

Governance Priorities in Political Decision-Making: An Analysis of Process-oriented Goals in Croatian Public Policies

• Page: 703
• Authors: Anka Kekez; Mario Munta;

Analysis of Croatian Security Policy Goals

• Page: 735
• Authors: Borna Zgurić; Ana Petek;