About the Journal

The Сollection of of Scientific Works “Pressing problems of public administration” is an international peer-reviewed open access collection that publishes original scientific articles with current results of theoretical and applied research in the field of public administration.

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Founded in 1997

Publisher and owner of all rights to the collection: V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University since 2021.

Since 2005, the collection has been included in the list of scientific professional publications of Ukraine, in which the results of dissertations for the degrees of Doctor of Science and Candidate of Science can be published. 

The collection is a Ukrainian professional publication of category “B” in the field of knowledge 28 – “Public Management and Administration” (Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine No. 724 of 09.08.22).

 

The collection of scientific works “Pressing problems of public administration” has open access status and is available on the platform “Scientific Periodicals of Ukraine” at the V. I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, in Google Scholar, and Index Copernicus International.

The collection of scientific works consists of the following sections:

1. THEORY AND HISTORY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

2. MECHANISMS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

3. REGIONAL GOVERNANCE AND LOCAL SELF-GOVERNANCE

4. POLITICAL AND LEGAL BASES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

5. PUBLIC SERVICE: ASPECTS AND PRACTICES

6. WORLD EXPERIENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

7. SOCIAL AND HUMANITARIAN

 

The geography of researchers covers both domestic and foreign countries.

The mission of the collection is to be an authoritative scientific platform for discussions on public policy and governance and to strengthen the influence of researchers on the adoption of informed strategic decisions in the modern state.

The priority areas of research covered in our publications and on which our journal has focused since 2022 are:
- public administration methodology: principles, mechanisms, and criticism;
- discussion of new public administration tools;
- long-term trends in public administration that directly affect public policy;
- major global challenges to which public administration sciences can offer new answers;
- development of national public administration systems;
- democratization of society and public administration, especially through digital means;
- development and new solutions for local self-government and regional development;
- building human and management capacity for the modernization of the country in the 21st century, etc.

Frequency of publication: twice a year (in June and December).