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COMPARATIVE PUBLIC POLICY IN EUROPE

THE CONTEXT

Olga Gil @OlgaG

Department of Political Science and International Relations

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

A presentation based on the project

Coordinating for Cohesion in the Public

Sector of the Future (COCOPS)

Olga Gil @OlgaG

Department of Political Science and International Relations

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Comparative Public Policy

September-December, 2014

Coordinating for Cohesion in the Public Sector of the Future

Comparative Public Policy, September-December, 2014 @OlgaG

GOALS

Coordinating for Cohesion in the Public Sector of the Future

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CUTBACK MEASURES PERCEIVED BY PUBLIC SECTOR EXECUTIVES

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HOW HAVE THINGS DEVELOPED? HOW PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION RUNS YOUR COUNTRY

1-3 = WORSE

8-10 = BETTER

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SATISFACTION ACCESS AND PRICE OF PUBLIC SERVICES IN THE EU25 (IN %)

source: European Commission (2007) ‘Eurobarometer 65.3: Consumers opinions on Services of General Interest’, Brussels: European Commission

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Comparative Public Policy SOURCE: COCOPS Executive survey @OlgaG

FAIR TREATMENT OF CITIZENS PERCEIVED 5 YEAR TRENDS

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TRADE OFF EQUITY AND EFFICIENCY

Comparative Public Policy SOURCE: COCOPS Executive survey @OlgaG

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FUTURE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION EUROPE

Comparative Public Policy SOURCE: COCOPS Executive survey @OlgaG

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FUTURE TRENDS EUROPE

Comparative Public Policy SOURCE: COCOPS Executive survey @OlgaG

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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AS A DISCIPLINE

Comparative Public Policy SOURCE: COCOPS Executive survey @OlgaG

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Thank you

Gracias

Merci

Dziękuję

Спасибо

谢谢

Olga Gil @OlgaG

Department of Political Science and International Relations

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Coordinating for Cohesion in the Public Sector of the Future

ANNEX REFERENCES MAIN:

Curry, D. , Jilke, S., Hammerschmid, G. Van Halle, Steven. 2014. Coordinating for Cohesion in the

Public Sector of the Future. Policy brief 8, summarizing the final findings of the COCOPS project.

http://www.cocops.eu/archives/1640

AND:

Policy Brief 1: The Impact of New Public Management (NPM) Reforms in Europe (Dec 2011, Christopher Pollitt and

Sorin Dan)

Policy Brief 2: Satisfaction, Voice and Choice in European Public Services (March 2013, Judith Clifton, Daniel Diaz-

Fuentes, Marcos Fernandez-Guiterrez, Oliver James, Sebastian Jilke and Steven Van de Walle)

Policy Brief 3: Lessons from Emerging Coordination Arrangements in European Public Sectors (May 2013, Per

Lægreid, Tiina Randma-Liiv, Lise H. Rykkja and Külli Sarapuu)

Policy Brief 4: Trends and Impact of Public Administration Reforms in Europe: Views and Experiences from Senior

Public Sector Executives (September 2013, Gerhard Hammerschmid, Steven Van de Walle, Anca Oprisor and Vid Štimac)

Policy Brief 5: The responses of European governments to the fiscal crisis (November 2013, Riin Savi, Tiina Randma-

Liiv and Walter Kickert)

Policy Brief 6: The impact of public sector reform in Europe on social cohesion (February 2014, Rhys Andrews,

Sebastian Jilke and Steven Van de Walle)

Policy Brief 7: The Future of Public Administration: Public Sector Reform in Europe (June 2014, Wieke Blijleven and

Dion Curry)

Comparative Public Policy SOURCE: COCOPS Executive survey @OlgaG