Главни проблеми на децентрализацијата и административната реформа во Република Македонија (2001-2004)

Главни проблеми на децентрализацијата и административната реформа во Република Македонија (2001-2004)

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Главни проблеми на децентрализацијата и административната реформа во Република Македонија (2001-2004)

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title:	Главни проблеми на децентрализацијата и административната реформа во Република Македонија (2001-2004)
alternative title:	Major challenges in the process of government decentralisation in the Republic of Macedonia (2001-2004) Glavni problemi na decentralizaciǰata i administrativnata reforma vo Republika Makedoniǰa (2001-2004)
author:	Woźnica Rafał
editor:	Gorgiev Dragi, Ristovska-Josifovska Biljana, Kawka Maciej , Popovska Dragica
book title:	Македонија-Полска : историја, култура, јазик, литература, медиуми = Makedoniǰa-Polska : istoriǰa, kultura, ǰazik, literatura, mediumi
date of publication :	2015
place of publication : name of publisher:	Skopje : Institut za nacionalna istorija
pages:	77-90
ISBN:	978-9989-159-66-1
language:	Macedonian
book language:	Macedonian
abstract in English:	In the period since the signing of the Ohrid Agreement in 2001, the political and security agenda in Macedonia has been dominated by the need to implement the major principles of this accord to ensure the survival of the state. For Albanian political parties decentralisation was an important part of the Ohrid Agreement, because NLA acknowledged the territorial integrity of the Republic of Macedonia in exchange for more authority over "Albanian" territory. Especially in the fields of education, culture, securityand taxes. For them, it was mainly an ethic issue. On the other hand, decentralisation would bridge the gap between the government and the citizens, because before 2001 Macedonia had a highly centralised administration. Decentralisation would give municipalities more power and strenghten democracy. This article looks at the factors leading to call in 2004 for a referendum against the new municipal boundaries in Macedonia and highlight some of the main challenges in the process of decentralisation in government in the Republic of Macedonia after the signing of the Ohrid Agreement.
keywords in English:	Ohrid Agreement, referendum, self-government, decentralisation, Republic of Macedonia
number of pulisher's sheets:	0,86
affiliation:	Wydział Studiów Międzynarodowych i Politycznych : Instytut Nauk Politycznych i Stosunków Międzynarodowych
type:	chapter
subtype:	academic paper

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