KADEČKA, Stanislav, David HEJČ and Jiří VENCLÍČEK. LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT AND ITS TOPICS CONCERNING DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN THE CONTEXT OF CENTRAL EUROPE IN THE 21TH CENTURY - The example of Czech and Slovak Republics. In 3rd Annual Caribbean Urban Forum: (R)Evolution. 2013.
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Original name LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT AND ITS TOPICS CONCERNING DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN THE CONTEXT OF CENTRAL EUROPE IN THE 21TH CENTURY - The example of Czech and Slovak Republics
Authors KADEČKA, Stanislav, David HEJČ and Jiří VENCLÍČEK.
Edition 3rd Annual Caribbean Urban Forum: (R)Evolution, 2013.
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Original language English
Type of outcome Presentations at conferences
Field of Study 50500 5.5 Law
Country of publisher Trinidad and Tobago
Confidentiality degree is not subject to a state or trade secret
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Organization unit Faculty of Law
Keywords in English Territorial self-government; public administration; delegated competences; land use planning; urban management; territorial development
Tags International impact
Changed by Changed by: JUDr. David Hejč, Ph.D., učo 206607. Changed: 8/12/2013 23:49.
Abstract
The contribution is oriented on current issues of territorial self-government. There are questions about the existence of self-government. E.g. how to form and organize self-government? What model of public administration is optimal in conditions of concrete country? What is the appropriate contribution towards the expenses on delegated competences? Another type of questions relate to the internal organization of self-governing entities. Which public bodies could be formed inside self-governing entities? What is the optimal distribution of competences between them? How to fill their job positions? There are also questions relating to concrete competences of self-governments. E.g. there is highly discussed question of land use planning. These all are very general questions, but they have very concrete manifestations, which are elaborated in the contribution. Thus our contribution is oriented on the elaboration of the outlined issues, with special attention to urban management and territorial development. There should be used experiences of the both Czech and Slovak Republics.
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