Public Administration in Europe

<div>1.Introduction: The past and the future of a community at the heart of the administrative sciences&nbsp;(Edoardo Ongaro).-&nbsp;2.German, American and European roots of international cooperation in administrative sciences&nbsp;(Stefan Fisch).-&nbsp;3.The idea of publicness in Public Administration Episodes and Reflections on EGPA 40th anniversary (Fabio Rugge).-&nbsp;4.‘Unity in diversity’: an overused motto – and yet a perfect fit for EGPA (Jacques Ziller).-&nbsp;5.What does it mean a European learned society in public administration? (Edoardo Ongaro).-&nbsp;6.Welcoming Twice the EGPA Annual Conference in Toulouse: “Avè plaisir!” (Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans).-&nbsp;7.Doctoral Education in European Public Administration: The Contribution of EGPA’s PhD Symposium (Christoph Reichard and Eckhard Schroeter).-&nbsp;8.The Trans-Atlantic Dialogue on Public Administration and Management (TAD) and the strategic partnership between ASPA and EGPA (Fabienne Maron , Edoardo Ongaro).-&nbsp;9.EGPA and the European Administrative Space: Strategic Partnership with NISPAcee and the Trans-European Dialogue (TED) (Tiina Randma-Liiv, Mirko Vintar, Isabella Proeller, Marius Profiroiu).-&nbsp;10.From the Euro-Mediterranean to the Euro-MENA: the many paths of an expanded dialogue (Robert Fouchet,&nbsp; Sofiane Sahraoui,&nbsp; Marco Meneguzzo, Fabienne Maron, Céline Du Boys).-&nbsp;11.From Informatisation to e-Government and Beyond (Frank Bannister).-&nbsp;12.Thirty years of performance research at EGPA (Wouter van Dooren, Jostein Askim, Steven van de Walle).-&nbsp;13.Public Personnel Policies and HRM: Developments within the field and in the (long history) of the EGPA study group on Public Personnel Policy (Lotte Bøgh Andersen, Peter Leisink, Wouter Vandenabeele).-&nbsp;14.Combining European research on local governance and local democracy (Tomas Bergström, Colin Copus, Jochen Franzke, José Ruano, Linze Schaap, Hanna Vakkala).-&nbsp;15.Subnational government in the research spotlight:the merit of Permanent study Group 5 (Sabine Kuhlmann, Martin Laffin, Ellen Wayenberg).-&nbsp;16.Reform waves and the structure of government (Per Laegreid and Koen Verhoest).-&nbsp;17.Looking back, moving forward: reflections on the developments in the field of Quality and Integrity of Governance (Michael Macaulay and Gjalt de Graaf).-&nbsp;18.Civil Society and citizens from the margin to the heart of public administration research (Bram Verschuere, Taco Brandsen, Karen Johnston).-&nbsp;19.Some reflections on the development of education for Public Administration in Europe (Arthur Ringeling and Christoph Reichard).-&nbsp;20.Law and Public Administration and the quest for reconciliation (Dacian C. Dragos, Polonca Kovac, Albert Marseille).-&nbsp;21.Strategic Management in Government – Looking backwards, looking forward (Anne Drumaux, Paul Joyce).-&nbsp;22.Financial Management and Public Sector Accounting in an Age of Reforms – Developments and Changes in Public Sector Financial Management&nbsp; (Francesca Manes Rossi, Eugenio Caperchione, Sandra Cohen and Isabel Brusca).-&nbsp;23.Public Policy and Public Administration (Aurélien Buffat, Peter Hupe, Harald Saetren, Eva Thomann).-&nbsp;24.EGPA and the Study of EU Public Administration (Gijs Jan Brandsma, Eva G. Heidbreder, Ellen Mastenbroek).-&nbsp;25.Public administration, technology & innovation: government as technology maker? (Erkki Karo, Rainer Kattel).-&nbsp;26.Public and nonprofit marketing: determinants and developments, and the contribution of an EGPA Study Group to the field (Ani Matei, José Vazquez-Burgete, Christophe Alaux).-&nbsp;27.State and Society: Taking the broad perspective (Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans, Daniela Piana).-&nbsp;28.Court Management: a Young Field of Public Management (Daniel Kettiger, Andreas Lienhard, Philip Langbroek, Marco Fabri).-&nbsp;29.Public Network Policy and Management: A Mainstay in Public Administration (Daniela Cristofoli, Olivier Keramidas (✝), Marco Meneguzzo, Andrea Bonomi).-&nbsp;30.Harbouring Francophone public administration in an international congress: challenges, benefits, and a glance forward (Emil Turc, Jan Mattijs).-&nbsp;31.Accreditation in European Public Administration (Maja Klun, Christoph Reichard).-&nbsp;32.Conclusion: EGPA, EPPA and the future of Public Administration in Europe (Geert Bouckaert, Werner Jann, Fabienne Maron, Edoardo Ongaro, Sofiane Sahraoui).</div>