Co-Conveners & representatives of the organizing team

Welcome address EGPA and IIAS representatives

Introduction to the workshop by co-conveners

No formal session scheduled

Agenda provisoire

How to study relevant topics rigorously? Critical and comparative perspectives on alternative methodological approaches

Speaker :

Prof. Dr Benoît RIHOUX - UCLouvain and MethodsNET

(for PhD Students accepted for PhD Symposium)

Discussant : Karl Lofgren

Introduction to the theme : Questioning the Reign of the Entourages of the Executive within the EU

Steering European Union through Poly-Crises Storms: The Role of Public Administration 

Keynote: The Role of Leadership and Stability in Coping with Poly-Crisis

by Mr. Andrej Plenković, Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia

Panel Discussion: Steering through Poly-Crises Storms? How to improve the agility, resilience, and robustness of public administration

With moderation by Prof. Iris Goldner Lang, vice-dean of the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law

• Mr. Marko Primorac, Minister of Finance, Republic of Croatia

• Mr. Bardhyl Dobra, Deputy-Minister of Interior, Republic of Kosovo

• Mr. Daniele Dotto - DG REFORM, European Commission (Visio Conference)

• Mr. Ivan Šimonović, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of Croatia to the United Nations, former UN Assistant-Secretary-General and Special Adviser of the Secretary-General on the Responsibility to Protect and former UN Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights (Visio Conference)

• Mr Karlo Kožina, a member of the Students Board of the European University of Post-Industrial Cities (UNIC) representing the University of Zagreb.

Welcome Message by Prof. Dr. Ivan Koprić, University of Zagreb – Dean of the Faculty of Law and Chair of the Local Organising Committee of EGPA 2023.

Opening of the 45th EGPA Conference by Prof. Dr. Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans, EGPA President

Séminaire francophone - Au plus près de l'action : repenser le management public au service de la première ligne.

N.B. Les communications seront délivrées en français ou en Anglais. Les discussions et les commentaires seront modérés par des présidents de séance bilingues.

Discussant : Shirley Kempeneer 

Discussant(s): Mark

Introduction by the co-chairs

Public management and policing: a dialectical inquiry - Download the paper 

Discussant(s): Mark Fenton-O’Creevy (1.1, 1.2), Stephen Bennett Page (1.3)

Welcome and Introduction 

2023 Theme : Societal Changes and Innovative welfare policies and services

Introduction by the co-chairs

Moderator: Senator Prof. Dr. Caspar van den BERG University of Groningen – Campus Fryslan and Leiden University

Speakers : 

• Prof. Dr. Geert Bouckaert, KU Leuven  (Belgium) and UCL (Visio Conf.)
• Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Drechsler, TalTech (Estonia), UCL and Harvard 
• Prof. Dr. Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans, Sciences Po Toulouse (France) EGPA President
• Prof. Dr. Ivan Kopric, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law (Croatia)
• Prof. Dr. Hiroko Shimada Logie, Kyoto University (Japan)

Strategic Plans for the Social Economy and local politics: The case of Barcelona

Maria del Carmen PARRA RODRIGUEZ

The Role of Local Public Enterprises in Innovation and Sustainability: The Case of Germany

Benjamin FRIEDLÄNDER

Président de séance : Professeur Davis Giauque, University of Lausanne
IDHEAP

Orateurs/Speakers

Management et Prévention des risques psychosociaux - le cas du burnout
Prof Jean-Pierre Neveu, Professeur des Universités, Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour, France

Le burnout, un processus temporel face à la réalité des organisations aujourd’hui : vers un processus adapté et efficace de prévention secondaire
Prof. Isabelle Hansez, Professeur ordinaire, Université de Liège, Belgique

Témoignage du Praticien
Dr. Aurélien Buffat, Etat de Vaud - Suisse

Discussant: Taco Brandsen

Discussant(s): Eckhard Schroeter (2.1, 2.2)., Michael Ibrahim-Sauer (2.3), Giordano Magri (2.4)

Discussant : William Webster

Discussant(s): Rebecca Kirley (3.1)., Esa Käyhkö (3.2), Kathy Quick (3.3, 3.4)

Digital attendance

Papers ' presentation followed by : 

Presentation of PSG XII activities by EGPA PSG XII co-chairs

Paper presentations followed by : 

Discussion on the maximizing the benefit of PSG XIV for all the members in the upcoming year and beyond

BOOK PRESENTATION : 

DIVERSITY AS STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITY Exploring New Paths to Good Administration

The Public Administration Reform iPresentation of Christopher Pollitt Award for Best Article 2021

Pn Pre and Post-Accession Periods

Moderator:
Associate Professor Dr. Anamarija Musa, Vice-Rector of the University of Zagreb

Speakers:

• Mr. Ivan Malenica, Minister of Justice and Public Administration, Republic of Croatia
• Prof. Dr. Polonca Kovac, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia – Chair of the EGPA Permanent Study Group X : Law and Public Administration
• Ms. Sanja Ajanović Hovnik, Minister of Public Administration, Republic of Slovenia
• Dr. Maarten Hillebrandt, Utrecht School of Governance and Dr. Pieter Zwaan Radbout University, The Netherlands – Chairs of the EGPA Permanent Study Group XIV : EU Administration and Multilevel Governance.

Discussion

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Presentation of Christopher Pollitt Award for Best Article 2021

Prof Andrew Massey, IRAS Editor in Chief 

How do international bureaucrats affect policy outputs? Studying administrative influence strategies in international organizations

Jörn Ege, Michael W. Bauer and Nora Wagner

Séminaire Francophone : Table Ronde : « Accompagner les transformations de l’action publique : Une réinvention du métier de conseil interne au cœur de l’Etat ? »

Organisée avec le soutien de l’Institut de la gestion publique et du développement économique (IGPDE), du Ministère de l’Economie et des Finances (Paris, Bercy).

Participants - Speakers : 

• Madame Marylou HAMM – chercheure, Institut universitaire européen de Florence
• Monsieur Bardhyl DOBRA, Vice-Ministre de l’Intérieur du Kosovo
• Monsieur Hervé CHOMIENNE - Maître de conférences ISM-IAE, Université de Versailles – Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, chargé de mission "organisation et conduite du changement" de l'UVSQ
• Monsieur  Jakša PULJIZ, dr.sc./Ph.D, Institute for Development and International Relations, Zagreb

Animateurs – Moderators

M Edoardo FERLAZZO, Chef du département Gestion Publique Comparée, IGPDE, France

Discussant(s): Jean Hartley (4.1, 4.2), Stephen Bennett Page (4.2)

Presentations followed by :

Taking stock: Where do we go from here? Feedback, evaluations and future directions of Permanent Study Group V

Moderator : Alexa LENZ, Public Administration & Public Policy, Zeppelin University.

Joint Session Séminaire francophone du GEAP & PSG XIII Sociology of the State

Feedbacks of the French Speaking Seminar Round Table on : Supporting the transformations of public services and policies: A reinvention of the State’s internal consulting processes"  by Edoardo Ferlazzo and Emil Turc

Panel bilingue : Eng-Fr

Discussant : Friso Selten

Keynote Speaker : 

Value-Based Governance

Professor Gjalt DE GRAAF

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Faculty of Social Sciences, Political Science and Public Administration, The Netherlands

Profile

Discussants : Leonie Heres and Leo Huberts 

Paper Presentation followed by

Discussions on

• Publication Perspectives
• Survey collecting comparative data across European countries

Papers ' presentation followed by : 

CONCLUSIONS of PSG XII by the Co-chairs

Welcome and Introduction 

3 Paper - presentations

Comments and Concluding remarks

Virtual 

Conclusions et Perspectives de Publication

Keynote:
Jenny LEWIS : The politics and consequences of measuring performance: From policy design to the frontline

Discussion with audience

Best comparative paper nominees and award ceremony

Presentation by the winner of the best comparative paper award

Keynote abstract:
This workshop will examine performance measurement and its many purposes. It will begin with an analysis of the key instruments, methods and tools that are associated with the performance movement, examine its purposes based on the literature, and analyse the viewpoints of senior public administrators in Australia, Canada, and the UK. This will be followed by an interactive discussion of the consequences of policy and governance measurement decisions for frontline staff, using higher education policy as an example. A focal point will be: Can ‘designerly’ approaches to performance measurement bridge the gap between policy and governance and the work of those on the frontline?

Speakers :

Carissa Slotterback, University of Pittsburgh

Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans, EGPA President, Sciences Po Toulouse

Diana-Camelia Iancu, University of Bucharest

Taco Brandsen, Radboud University

Maria Aristigueta, University of Delaware

Ian Elliott, Northumbria University

Discussant : Mete Yildiz

Human Resources Management in Public Sector in times of poly-crises

Welcome Message of Prof Eko Prasojo, AGPA President (recording)

Welcome Message of Prof Marius Profiroiu, EGPA Steering Committee Member

Keynote Speech 

Prof. Jianzhong LI, Chinese Academy of Personnel Science

Speakers : 

• Prof. Xiaoping Jiang and Prof. Min Wu - Sichuan University, China

The Influence of Civil Servants’ Implicit Motivation on Job Performance: An Empirical Study in Southwest China

• Prof Marius Profiroiu, EGPA Steering Committee Member

Cross driven resilience and Human Resources Management in the Public Sector

• Ms. Yawen Gan-Chinese Academy of Personnel Science

Performance Management in Public Service Institutions

• Prof. Huimin Wang(School of Public Administration, Sichuan University, China)

Workplace Spirituality and Work Engagement of Street-Level Bureaucrats

Thank you Message of Prof Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans, EGPA President

Discussant : Are Vegard Haug

Papers presentation followed by

Closing comments : Publication opportunities, EGPA 2023, Future PSG Agenda and Best Paper Award 

Papers presentation

Eva Knies : Study group business (including best paper award)

This session will be held online as one of our online sessions in the EGPA Citizen Participation Clinics, which we run in between EGPA conferences.