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22/04/2010
CMS DeBacker hits the presses with the Kluwer editions on a reflective work on public governorship: “Les pouvoirs publics dans un monde en mutation”.
Is governorship “a political phenomenon”? This work explores this question through the evolution of public authorities’ actions over the last twenty years: new public administration, effectiveness of public action, assimilation of private management tools, through in particular the growth of agencies, public-private partnerships, regulation and the soft law. CMS DeBacker analyses the European constraints that weigh on organisation and financing of public services, government aid, state interventions for companies in difficulty, as well as the environment and regional development.
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