Transformations of the Civil Service in Poland in Comparison with International Experience

This book summarizes academic research on the civil service in Poland, focusing on transformations in European and other countries and the legislative changes in 2015 and 2016.

Format: Hardback
Length: 278 pages
Publication date: 31 May 2018
Publisher: Peter Lang AG

This book is a comprehensive and authoritative exploration of the civil service, drawing upon the expertise of esteemed international and national experts in the field. It is the result of extensive academic research conducted on the civil service, encompassing a wide range of perspectives and insights. The book brings together a collection of papers and speeches presented at the international symposium titled "The Civil Service in Poland: 20 Years of Experience and the Outlook for Change," which was organized at the University of Warsaw.

The authors of this book have meticulously summarized the extensive studies conducted on the transformations in civil service systems across Europe and other regions, with a particular focus on Anglo-Saxon culture. Their objective is to provoke thoughtful and introspective discussions on the establishment of the civil service in Poland, particularly in the context of the significant legislative changes introduced in late 2015 and early 2016.

The book is organized into several chapters, each dedicated to exploring different aspects of the civil service. The first chapter provides an overview of the historical development of the civil service in Poland, tracing its roots back to the communist era and highlighting the significant changes that have taken place. The second chapter examines the challenges and opportunities faced by the civil service in Poland in the contemporary context, including issues such as public sector reform, digitalization, and the impact of globalization.

The third chapter explores the role of the civil service in promoting social and economic development in Poland. It discusses the strategies employed by the government to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the civil service, as well as the measures taken to ensure that the civil service remains accountable and transparent. The fourth chapter examines the impact of the civil service on the quality of public services in Poland. It explores the ways in which the civil service can contribute to the improvement of public services, such as education, healthcare, and social welfare.

The fifth chapter examines the role of the civil service in promoting democratic governance in Poland. It discusses the ways in which the civil service can support the development of democratic institutions, such as the parliament, the judiciary, and the media. The sixth chapter explores the challenges and opportunities faced by the civil service in the context of the European Union. It discusses the ways in which the civil service can contribute to the EU's agenda, such as promoting economic growth, social cohesion, and environmental sustainability.

The seventh chapter examines the role of the civil service in promoting international cooperation in Poland. It discusses the ways in which the civil service can contribute to the development of international relations, such as through diplomacy, trade, and humanitarian aid. The eighth chapter examines the future of the civil service in Poland. It discusses the challenges and opportunities that the civil service will face in the coming years, including issues such as demographic change, technological advancements, and global economic uncertainty.

In conclusion, this book is a valuable resource for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners interested in the civil service. It provides a comprehensive and authoritative exploration of the civil service, drawing upon the expertise of esteemed international and national experts in the field. The book offers a wealth of insights and perspectives on the transformations in civil service systems, the challenges and opportunities faced by the civil service in Poland, and the role of the civil service in promoting social and economic development, democratic governance, international cooperation, and the future of the civil service.

This book is a comprehensive and authoritative exploration of the civil service, drawing upon the expertise of esteemed international and national experts in the field. It is the result of extensive academic research conducted on the civil service, encompassing a wide range of perspectives and insights. The book brings together, together a collection of papers and speeches in the international symposium in the symposium in the international symposium, titled "The Civil Service in Poland: 20 Years of Experience and the Outlook for Change," which was organized at the University of Warsaw.

The authors of this book have meticulously summarized the extensive studies conducted on the transformations in civil service systems across Europe and other regions, with a particular focus on Anglo-Saxon culture. Their objective is to provoke thoughtful and introspective discussions on the establishment of the civil service in Poland, particularly in the context of the significant legislative changes introduced in late 2015 and early 2016.

The book is organized into several chapters, each dedicated to exploring different aspects of the civil service. The first chapter provides an overview of the historical development of the civil service in Poland, tracing its roots back to the communist era and highlighting the significant changes that have taken. The second chapter examines the challenges and opportunities faced by the civil service in Poland in the contemporary context, including issues such as public sector reform, digitalization, and the impact of globalization.

The third chapter explores the role of the civil service in promoting social and economic development in Poland. It discusses the strategies employed by the government to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the civil service, as well as the measures taken to ensure that the civil service remains accountable and transparent. The fourth chapter examines the impact of the civil service on the quality of public services in Poland. It explores the ways in which the civil service can contribute to the improvement of public services, such as education, healthcare, and social welfare.

The fifth chapter examines the role of the civil service in promoting democratic governance in Poland. It discusses the ways in which the civil service can support the development of democratic institutions, such as the parliament, the judiciary, and the media. The sixth chapter explores the challenges and opportunities faced by the civil service in the context of the European Union. It discusses the ways in which the civil service can contribute to the EU's agenda, such as promoting economic growth, social cohesion, and environmental sustainability.

The seventh chapter examines the role of the civil service in promoting international cooperation in Poland. It discusses the ways in which the civil service can contribute to the development of international relations, such as through diplomacy, trade, and humanitarian aid. The eighth chapter examines the future of the civil service in Poland. It discusses the challenges and opportunities that the civil service will face in the coming years, including issues such as demographic change, technological advancements, and global economic uncertainty.

Weight: 460g
Dimension: 157 x 214 x 19 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783631747018
Edition number: New ed