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Current Development Trends of the System of Public Administration
The economy is undergoing a radical transformation in all its structures, completely changing the methods of management. Changes are taking place on a global scale based on the digital technologies being implemented. The role of the state and executive authorities is being completely rethought. They are transforming themselves into “digital governments”, IT platforms, and forming their own digital structures with a list of services that are necessary for the population. In this study the following 4 directions of development of the public administration system were identified and reviewed in detail: digital reforms in the public administration system; long-term balance and sustainability of public administration; focusing on improving the quality and efficiency of public services; implementation of project management methods for the development and implementation of state programs. Based on the conducted research, current trends in public administration have been highlighted, and it was concluded that the trends in the development of modern economies include the mandatory participation of the state.
- State University of Management Russian Federation
- University of Belgrade, Faculty of Organizational Sciences Serbia
- State University of Management Russian Federation
- University of Belgrade Serbia
- University of Niš Serbia
Sustainability, Public services, Digital reforms, Project management methods, Efficiency, System of public administration
Sustainability, Public services, Digital reforms, Project management methods, Efficiency, System of public administration
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