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Vol. 169. Switzerland: Springer Publishing Company, 2019.
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The following lecturers at HSE School of Public Administration participated in the conference: Alexey Barabashev, Academic Supervisor of the School of Public Administration, Natalia Ivanova, Professor at the Department of Organization Theory, Valeriya Utkina, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Public and Local Service, Assistant Professors Jesse Campbell and Tim Jaekel, and Ilya Akishin, Expert at the Institute for Public Administration and Municipal Management.
Alexey Barabashev spoke on the introduction of performance evaluation in regional governments with regard to the requirements of the Federal law ‘On strategic planning in the Russian Federation’.
Ilya Akishin analyzed the best practices of local governments and methods of data collection for performance evaluation.
Jesse Campbell assessed the impact of motivations on the effectiveness of government services. His research is based on the experience of the South Korean government.
Tim Jaekel examined the sectoral performance through the example of the municipalities of Sweden.
Natalia Ivanova analyzed the relationship between social identity and the improvement in the quality of public services.
During the conference the representatives also discussed student exchange programmes between HSE and the National University of Public Service.