PANELS


Panel
1:

Performance
measurement
and
management



1A
:
June
28,
14:15
–
15:45
 Room
311


Chairperson:
Dena
Ringold
(World
Bank,
Washington
DC,
USA)



Jacob
Klerman
(Principle
Associate,
ABT
Associates,
Cambridge
Massachussets,
USA)



“Independent
Evaluation:
Insights
from
Public
Accounting”


Christelle
Auriacombe
(Head
of
Department
of
Public
Governance,Johannesburg,
South
Africa),

Fannie

 Cloete,
(University
of
Johannesburg,
South
Africa)



“Measuring
Empowerment
in
Democratic
Developmental
States”


Tamar
Zemach-Marom
(Myers
JDC
Brookdale
Institute,
Jerusalem,
Israel)



“Quality
Improvement
and
Performance
Measurement
in
Social
Services
in
Israel”


1B:
June
28,
16:00
–
17:30
 Room
311


Chairperson:
Jacob
Klerman
(Principle
Associate,
ABT
Associates,
Cambridge
Massachussets,
 USA)


Dena
Ringold
(World
Bank,
Washington
DC,
USA)



“Making
Services
Work:
Indicators,
Assessments,
and
Benchmarking
of
the
Quality
and
Governance
of
 Public
Service
Delivery
in
the
Human
Development
Sectors”


Bryna
Sanger
(New
School
University,
New
York,
USA)



“Does
Measuring
Performance
Lead
to
Managing
for
Performance?
Examining
a
Poorly
Understood
 Relationship”


Vladimir
Eliseenko
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Methodology
and
practical
experience
in
elaboration
of
aggregated
ratings
and
indexes,
measuring
 public
management
quality
and
efficiency”


1C:
June
29,
14:15-15:45


Room
311


Chairperson:
Hong-Seok
Yang
(Director
of
Policy
Evaluation,
Prime
Minister's
Office,
Seoul,
 Republic
of
South
Korea)


James
Downe
(Cardiff
University,
UK)



“Determinants
of
Service
Improvement
in
UK
Public
Services:
Evidence
from
a
Meta-Evaluation”


Gulbiye
Yenimahalleli
Yasar
(Ankara
University,
Turkey)



“Performance
Management
Policies
of
Turkish
Health
System”


1D:
June
29,
16:00-17:30


Room
311


Chairperson:
Keunbok
Kang
(Chunngnam
National
University,
Daejeon,
Republic
of
South
 Korea)


Svetlana
Itkina,
Tatiana
Kudryavtseva
(Saint-Petrsburg
State
Polytechnical
University,
RF)



“Financial
Control
in
Public
Management:
Performance
Appraisal”


Dmitry
Maslov
(Ivanovo
State
Power
University,
RF)



“CAF
model
in
Russian
Public
Management:
a
better
way
to
work”


Hong-Seok
Yang
(Director
of
Policy
Evaluation,
Prime
Minister's
Office,
Seoul,
Republic
of
South
Korea)


“The
Performance
Management
and
Evaluation
System
of
Korea”


1E:
June
28,
14:15-15:45


Room
309


Chairperson:
James
Downe
(Cardiff
University,
UK)


Kevin
Hollenbeck
(W.E.
Upjohn
Institute
for
Empl.
Res.,
Portage,
USA)



“Workforce
Development
Program
Performance
over
the
Business
Cycle”



Henrik
Minassians
(California
State
University,
Northridge,
USA)



“Performance
Measures
and
Its
Pitfalls:
What
Can
We
Learn
from
a
Southern
California
Public
Agency?”


Olga
Simagina
(Siberian
Academy
of
Public
Administration,
Novosibirsk,
RF)



“The
problem-oriented
approach
to
formation
of
monitoring
of
public
services’
granting”


Panel
2:

Transparency
and
anti-corruption



2A:
June
28,
16:00-17:30


Room
309


Chairperson:
Alexey
Germanovich
(Skolkovo
Business
School,
Moscow,
Russia)


Tatyana
Novikova,
Tatiana
Kydryavtseva
(St.
Petersburg
State
Polytechnical
University,
RF)



“Does
procurement
in
Russia
increase
government
program
effectiveness
or
not?”


Svetlana
Pivovarova,
Anna
Balsevich,
Elena
Podkolzina
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“The
Information
Transparency
of
Public
Procurement
in
Russian
Regions:
Estimation
and
Explanations”


Nadejda
Sirotkina
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Corruption
in
public
procurement”


2B:
June
29,
14:15-15:45


Room
309
 Chairperson:
Alexander
Obolonsky
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)


Sergey
Parkhomenko
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Modern
anticorruption
policy
in
Russia:
achievements
and
challenges”


Tomas
Jacko
(Comenius
University,
Bratislava,
Slovakia)



“Managing
a
Town
in
a
Different
Way:
A
Mayor
Transforms
a
Slovak
Town”


Anna
Balsevich,
Elena
Podkolzina
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Administrative
procedure
as
a
means
of
control
over
bureaucrats”


2C:
June
29,
16:00-17:30


Room
309


Chairperson:
Bryna
Sanger
(New
School
University,
New
York,
USA)



Alexey
Konov

(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)




“Anti-Corruption
Reforms
in
Russia:
Setting
Goals,
Monitoring
Performance
and
Measuring
Results”


Alexander
Obolonsky


(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Public
Trust,
Corruption
and
Public
Policy
in
Post-Socialist
and
non-Socialist
Countries
(comparative
 study)”


Loraine
Mzini
(North-West
University,
South
Africa)


“The
relationship
between
accountability
and
customer
satisfaction
in
Sedibeng
District
Municipality,
 South
Africa”


Panel
3:

Citizen-driven
models
of
public
administration


3A:

June
28,
14:15
–
15:45
 Room
101


Chairperson:
Sabina
Klimentova
(Public
Research
Centre
Henri
Tudor,
Luxembourg)


Olga
Demidova
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Evaluation
of
major
political
institutions
by
residents
of
the
countries
with
economies
in
transition:
a
 comparative
analysis
according
to
WVS”


Christina
Standerfer
(University
Of
Arkansas,
Fayettville,
USA)



“Government
for
the
People
or
People
for
Themselves?
Citizens’
Changing
Perceptions
of
the
Role
of
 Government
in
Providing
Social
Services”


Edita
Stumbraite-Vilkisiene
(Mykolas
Romeris
University,
Klaipeda,
Lithuania)



“Citizen
participation
in
the
local
public
service
delivery
and
quality
improvement”


3B:
June
29,
14:15
–
15:45
 Room
101


Chairperson:
Edita
Stumbraite-Vilkisiene
(Mykolas
Romeris
University,
Klaipeda,
Lithuania)



Sabina
Klimentova
(Public
Research
Centre
Henri
Tudor,
Luxembourg)



“Towards
an
improvement
of
Luxemburg
public
administration
of
quality:
the
implementation
of
Citizen
 Chair”


Magdalena
Mendoza,
Imelda
Caluen
Cruz
(Development
Academy
of
the
Philippines,
Pasig
City,
 Philippines)



“Legislating
Citizen’s
Charters
to
Promote
Citizen-Centric
Public
Services”


Vicente
Pina,
Lourdes
Torres
(University
of
Zaragoza,
Spain)



“Citizen
participation
in
new
governance
strategies.
A
Delphi
Study”


Panel
4:

Good
governance



4A:
June
28,
14:15-15:45


Room
526


Chairperson:
Angela
Evans
(University
of
Texas,
Austin,
USA)


Sandra
Archibald,
Joaquin
Herranz
(University
of
Washington,
USA)



“The
Challenge
of
Public
Management
in
a
Complex
World”


Angela
Evans
(University
of
Texas,
Austin,
USA)



“The
Nexus
Between
Public
Policy
and
Management
Programs
and
Creating
Open
and
Transparent
 Governments”
 
Ernesto
Velasco
Sánchez
(Civicus
consultores,
Pedregal
de
Santo
Domingo,
Mexico)



“From
Quality
Improvement
to
Better
Meta
Governance:
The
Case
of
Public
Loans
for
Housing
in
 Mexico”


4B:
June
29,
14:15-15:45


Room
526


Chairperson:
Joaquin
Herranz,
Jr.
(University
of
Washington,
USA)


Jia
Liang
Xu
(School
of

International
and

Public

Affairs,
Shanghai
Jiao
Tong
University,
China)



“Reservoir
Resettlement
Policy:
Shift
From
Supply
Policy
to
Demand
Policy”


Amna
Imam
(visiting
professor,
SUNY,
Brockport,
USA)



“Public
Administration
and
Sustainable
Democracy:
A
South
Asian
Perspective”



Ricky
Mukonza
(Tshwane
University
of
Technology,
Zimbabwe)



“The
bureaucracy
under
the
inclusive
government
in
Zimbabwe”


Panel

5:

Models
of
collaboration
and
coordination



5A
:
June
28,
16:00-17:30


Room
102


Chairperson:
Kenneth
Apfel
(University
of
Maryland,
USA)


Angela
Evans
(Texas
University,
Austin,
USA)

 “The
Power
of
Cooperative
Public
Policy
Research
Projects:

Policy
Schools
and
Legislatures”


Barbara
Lehmbruch
(International
Institute
of
Social
Studies,
Tuebingen,
Germany)



“Playing
With
Fire:
Forest
Governance
and
Russian
Public
Service
Reform”


Alexander
Libin (Georgetown University, USA)

“Life
Transitions
from
Military
to
Civilians:
Public
Policy
Implications”


5B:

June
29,
14:15-15:45


7A:
June
29,
16:00-17:30


Room
101


Chairperson:
Evgenny
Styrin
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)


Konstantin
Golovshinsky
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“How
to
stimulate
e-services
at
regional
and
municipal
levels
of
public
administration:
the
approach
of
 Russian
Federation”


Liliana
Proskuryakova
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“E-innovations
in
the
Public
Sector”


Changsoo
Song
(University
of
Nebraska
at
Omaha,
USA)



“IT
Collaboration
among
Governments
to
improve
Public
Services”


Evgeny
Styrin,
Andrey
Zhulin
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“E-government
development
in
Russia:
future
perspectives
and
trends”


Panel
8:

Administrative
reform
and
modernization
in
Context
of
Globalization


8A:
June
28,
16:00-17:30


Room
101


Chairperson:
Andrey
Klimenko
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)


Johann
Seiwald
(Ministry
of
Finance,
Vienna,
Austria),
Tobias
Polzer,

Markus
Höllerer

(Vienna
 University
of
Economics
and
Busines,
Austria) 


“The
Path
to
the
Budget
Reform
in
Austria.

Traces
of
discourses
of
the
Federal
Budget
Law
and
its
 Amendments”


Ibrahim
ElGhandour
(The
Basil
Fuleihan
Institute
for
Economy
and
Finance,
Lebanon)



“Building
capacity
in
Public
Financial
Management
in
a
Post-conflict
Country:
A
Practice
from
the
 Ministry
of
Finance
and
the
Institute
of
Finance
of
Lebanon”


Tatiana
Gourounian
(Siberian
Academy
for
Public
Administration,
Novosibirsk,
RF)



“State
Regulation
of
Innovation
Activity
in
Novosibirskaya
oblast”


Panel
9:

Public-private
partnerships



9A:
June
28,
16:00-17:30


Room
513


Chairperson:
Juraj
Nemec
(Masaryk
University
Brno,
Czech
Republic)


Andrei
Dementiev
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“PPP
in
suburban
railway
transport
in
Russia”


Francesca
Mattassoglio,
Fabrizio
Fracohia
(Bicocca
University,
Milan,
Italy)



“Public
or
Private
Management
for
Local
public
services?
An
analysis
of
the
Italian
various
management
 methods
in
the
light
of
the
European
Law”


Beata
Mikusova
Merickova
(Matej
Bel
University,
Banska
Bystrica,
Slovakia);
Juraj
Nemec
(Masaryk


University
Brno,
Czech
Republic);
Zuzana
Vozarov
(Matej
Bel
University
Banska
Bystrica,
Slovakia)



“Efficiency
of
contracting
out
local
public
services”


9B
June
29,
14:15-15:45


Room
513


Chairperson:
Maureen
Pirog
(Indiana
University,
Bloomington,
USA)


Tahir
Nisar
(University
of
Southampton,
London,
UK)



“The
Design
and
Implementation
of
Public
Private
Partnerships
in
the
UK's
Social
Sector”



Elena
Shadrina
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Public
services,
social
benefits
and
public-private
partnership
(PPP):
an
example
of
management
of
the
 sector
of
solid
waste”


Daniel
Smiley
(State
of
California
Emergency
Medical
Services,
Carmichael,
USA)



“Private
Ambulance
Service
Delivery
and
Efficiency
in
California”


Panel
10:

Leadership



10A:
June
28,
16:00-17:30


Room
526


Chairperson:
Karen
Baehler
(American
University,
Washington
DC,
USA)


Natalia
Ivanova
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Social
identity
approach
in
understanding
of
organization
and
leadership”


William
Lester
(Jacksonville
State
University,
USA)



“American
Disaster
Response:
An
Instructive
Experience
for
All”


Sucheta
Pyakuryal
(The
University
of
Akron,
USA)



“Receding
Role
of
Public
Bureaucracy
and
the
Growth
of
Illiberalism”


Panel
11:

Networks,
privatization,
NGO’s,
and
contracting



11A:
June
28,
14:15-15:45


Room
327-k


Chairperson:
Jason
Turner
(Practical
Government
Solutions,
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,
USA)


Brinister
Iurie
(EU
High
Level
Policy
Advice
Team/UNDP,
Chisinau,
Moldova)



“Rethinking
the
roles
and
capacities
of
central
and
local
public
administrations
in
the
view
 implementation
of
welfare-to-work
policies
in
the
Republic
of
Moldova”



Gulnara
Minnigaleeva
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Government
and
Nonprofit
Cooperation
in
Russia:
Serving
Older
Adults”



Ramona
Ortega-Liston
(The
University
of
Akron,
USA)



“Illegal
Immigration:
Minors
Shelter
Care
Program”


11B:
June
28,
16:00-17:30


“Competences
and
training
needs
for
a
new
public
management
in
the
Italian
Communes”


Karol
Desci
(Institute
of
Public
Policy,
Bratislava,
Slovakia)



“The
Role
of
the
Personnel
in
the
Implementation
of
New
Public
Management
in
the
Context
of
the
 Austrian
Administration
Research”


Daniel
Simonet
(American
University
of
Sharjah,
United
Arab
Emirates)



“The
New
Public
Management
Theory
and
the
Reform
of
European
Health
Care
Systems”


Panel
13:

New
approaches
to
improving
public
service
delivery



13A:
June
29,
16:00-17:30


Room
513


Chairperson:
Ariel
Fiszbain
(World
Bank,
Washington
DC,
USA)


Ariel

Fiszbein
(World
Bank,
Washington
DC,
USA)



“Matching
Reforms
to
Realities:
Institutional
Contexts
and
Service
Delivery
Reforms”


Marina
Kolosnitsyna
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Remuneration
reforms
in
public
sector:
a
case
of
Russian
healthcare”


Kathy
Pelleran
(Western
Michigan
University,
Lansing,
USA)



“Advancing
Public
Services
When
There
are
Numerous
Priorities
and
Limited
Resources”


Irina
Khizhnyakova,
Gulnara
Minnigaleeva
(NRU
HSE,
Moscow,
RF)



“Improving
Public
Services
for
Older
Adults

in
Russia”