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SACA, Victor, SOLOMON, Oleg. Procesul decizional din cadrul administrației publice centrale a Republicii Estonia. In: Moldoscopie, 2014, nr. 3(66), pp. 60-71. ISSN 1812-2566.
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Numărul 3(66) / 2014 / ISSN 1812-2566 /ISSNe 2587-4063

Procesul decizional din cadrul administrației publice centrale a Republicii Estonia

Pag. 60-71

Saca Victor1, Solomon Oleg2
 
1 Universitatea de Stat din Moldova,
2 Academia de Administrare Publică, Republica Moldova
 
Disponibil în IBN: 4 noiembrie 2015


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Each state has own decision - making process, based on the cultural, moral, spiritual, politic, social and economic values. Always the governments like to believe that their decision – making process are the best or are the worst, or it does n‘t need any improvements. But the logic question is how you can know that your decision-making process is the best or wrong if you don‘t know how this process works in other countries, in special in developed states. So from this point of view we are going to analyze de decision-making process from Republic of Estonia, which in accordance with qualitative and quantitative analysis issued by the international organizations is considered as a progressive process. Since the restoration of independence in 1991, the government of Estonia has met the challenge of establishing a fully functional, stable, modern state. In this time, it has undergone a radical transformation from a centralised, planned economy and insular state to one of broad economic openness, solid democratic institutions, and integration with international political and economic institutions such as the EU. Estonia has also demonstrated its capacity to respond quickly and agilely in times of societal crisis or great need. This has not only been demonstrated in its history, but also in its rapid and successful response to the global financial and economic crisis. In order to maintain this agility, the Estonian public administration works as a single government to design, implement and sustain the government‘s policy priorities and to help meet new challenges on the horizon. To do so, it capitalises on its strengths, overcome structural challenges, and avoid rigidity in its working methods and structures.