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We are proud to announce that the publication of the IIAS Project Group on the Human Factor in Public Administration has been launched: « Winning the Needed Change: Saving our Planet Earth. A Global Public Service », edited by Ignacio Pichardo Pagaza and Demetrios Argyriades, is available for IIAS members at the special discount rate of 45 €. Please visit the publication section of our website for more information, including the link to the order form.
History of Administration Group Chairperson: Stefan Fisch Rapporteurs for « Migration » theme: Peri E. Arnold and Vida Azimi; Rapporteur for the « Finance » theme: Seppo Tiihonen. Upcoming meetings: Project Group Annual Meeting, Leiden (The Netherlands), 24-25 April 2009; Project Group Panel, Helsinki (Finland), 10 July 2009 – 02.00pm-03.00pm.
The next meeting of the History of Administration Project Group on the theme: « The Comparative Administrative History of Population Migration, 1800 to the Present » will take place in Leiden on 24-25 April 2009 at the University of Leiden, notably at the invitation of Professor Frits Van der Meer. The Group’s first objective will be to further advance the migration theme by finalizing national reports on specificities of national administrative systems set up during the 19th and 20th centuries to manage migratory flows. This project will be published at the end of 2009-early 2010 (IOS series: History of Administration n° 10) with introductory reports by the Rapporteurs.
The second objective will be to define the contents of the presentation by the Project Group to be given during a Special Panel organised on 10 July 2009 in Helsinki during the IIAS Conference.
The third and last objective will be to discuss the Group’s next theme: « Central Budget Agencies or their Functional Equivalents and their Impact on Government and the Development of Public Administration ». The Rapporteur will be Seppo Tiihonen. Guidelines for the development of the new theme were circulated to the members of the Group.
Supranational Administration The next meeting will take place in Geneva (Switzerland) on 14 and 15 May 2009.
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