The debt and fiscal risks of local and regional self-government units in Croatia
The fiscal position of local and regional self- government units (especially of the City of Zagreb) is significantly influenced by the operations of their utility firms. The debt of the utility firms is often higher than the debt accumulated by the local government units.
Anto Bajo, Marko Primorac
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The Legal Status of Local Self-Government in the Field of Public Security [PDF]
THE LEGAL STATUS OF LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT IN THE FIELD OF PUBLIC SECURITYThe vast array of responsibilities assigned to local self-government include also public security.
Małgorzata Czuryk, Jarosław Kostrubiec
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Charter Impact: Beyond European Local Self-Government
The impact of the European Charter of Local Self-Government can also be assessed by reference to its attributes as a remarkable treaty in its own right, especially its enforcement mechanisms discussed in chapter 4; its influence on steps taken to seek ...
C. M. G. Himsworth
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Features of local self-government in the Steppe general government
The subject. Many shortcomings in the current state of local government and self-government systems are that in the process of forming institutions of public power, there were not evolutionary qualitative changes, but, on the contrary, there were ...
I. A. Konovalov
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FINANCIAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL AND REGIONAL SELF-GOVERNMENT UNITS [PDF]
Local self-government is an autonomous system of governing local communities in narrower parts of the state territory. The development of local self-government is also one of the conditions for democracy and the rule of law. Self-government of local and regional units is usually prescribed by the constitution and laws of each state.
Perić, Renata, Jerković, Emina
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Reforms without reforming: Trends in local and regional governance and decentralization in Croatia [PDF]
The paper presents, analyzes, and discusses changes in the Croatian local self-government system and assesses their drivers, whether these changes can be considered real reforms, and why certain changes occur and others do not. The paper covers a 30-year
Đulabić Vedran, Lopižić Iva
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WHAT DO WE NEED TO KNOW IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PROCEDURE?
In this paper, the author provides an overview of the most important legal provisions of the Law on Local and Regional Self-Government, the Law on Local Elections, the Law on the Transfer Procedure, the Law on Prevention of Conflicts of Interest, and ...
Ante Galić
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The role of the Congress of local and regional authorities of the Council of Europe [PDF]
The need for lower territorial forms of government appeared in the early fifties of the last century when the Conference of Local Authorities was founded.
Tomašević Mateja
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Global Impacts of COVID-19 on the Financing of Local Self-Governments: Evidence from Slovak municipalities [PDF]
Research background: Until 2004, the financing of local self-government in Slovak Republic was determined annually by the Act on the State Budget. In 2005, the whole philosophy of redistribution of funds for the level of local self-government was changed.
Papcunová Viera +1 more
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The regional government in the framework of implementing regional autonomy has the authority and independence in regulating regional government affairs. The authority of regional governments to regulate self-government affairs as stipulated in Law Number
Tamrin Muchsin, Sri sudono Saliro
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