Wolfgang Tiede Boeken

Exploring the dynamics of municipal governance within the European Union, this report examines the balance between local authority and external oversight. It questions the extent of independence municipalities possess when subjected to higher-ranking institutions' supervision and directives. The analysis suggests that such oversight may actually prevent municipalities from violating laws, thereby reinforcing the state's functionality. This investigation delves into the complexities of local governance and the implications of regulatory frameworks on municipal autonomy.

The book explores the legal framework governing municipalities and their administrative powers regarding local issues. It highlights the supervision by competent authorities and the legal recourse available to individuals who believe municipalities have failed in their duties. The report delves into the responsibilities of local governments and the mechanisms in place to ensure accountability, providing a comprehensive analysis of municipal law and its implications for governance.

The report examines how the responsibilities, powers, and competencies of various state institutions are influenced by each state's political structure. By analyzing three distinct states that share a common foundational principle, it highlights the diverse specifications and variations in governance and legal frameworks among them. This comparative approach provides insights into the interplay between political organization and institutional roles within the context of European and international law.

The book explores the challenges of establishing effective and democratic governance in Russia, emphasizing the importance of local self-government. It traces the reform of local governance back to the early 1990s, highlighting the significance of the 2003 Federal Law No. 131, which aimed to enhance the autonomy of municipalities. Despite the proliferation of local governments, the reforms have not fully succeeded, leaving institutions weak and limiting their role in socio-economic development. The text advocates for a robust legal framework to foster improved local governance and address pressing municipal issues.

The report examines the diverse regulatory frameworks governing public service across European nations, highlighting the influence of state structure, notions of general interest, decentralization, and cultural pluralism. It notes that while public service exists in all European countries, regulations vary significantly, often resulting in hybrid models that blend public and civil law. The analysis provides insights into how these factors shape the employment systems and career paths within public service, reflecting the complexity of governance in Europe.

Focusing on the German local government system, the report examines its structure as a collection of territorial public corporations. It highlights the constitutional foundation for communal self-government, specifically referencing Article 28 (2) 1 of the Federal Constitution and Article 11 of Bavaria's Constitution. The document serves as part of an EU project aimed at supporting the implementation of local self-government principles in the Russian Federation, emphasizing the relevance of these legal frameworks in promoting effective governance.

The report discusses the management of municipal real estate, highlighting that many local governments fail to view their holdings as a portfolio that could be optimized for public benefit. It suggests establishing legal and institutional frameworks for efficient asset management. However, it also addresses concerns regarding municipalities competing with the private sector, emphasizing that such competition poses risks that local authorities should avoid. The analysis underscores the balance between public service and economic involvement for municipalities.

Effektive und demokratische Regierungsführung zählt zu den größten Herausforderungen Russlands. Angesichts der komplexen Aufgaben, die ein moderner Staat bewältigen muss, erweist sich eine zentralisierte öffentliche Verwaltung als ineffizient. Daher ist es entscheidend, die lokale Selbstverwaltung zu fördern und ein transparentes sowie funktionierendes rechtliches Rahmenwerk zu schaffen, um deren Wirksamkeit zu gewährleisten.

Welche Rechte und Pflichten hat der einzelne Bürger, welche der Staat? Wie funktioniert unsere Gemeinschaft? Diese Grundfragen klärt das Buch und nimmt auf Auszüge des Grundgesetzes und des Bundesverfassungsgerichtsgesetzes Bezug. In jedem Band der Reihe „Recht - schnell erfasst“ werden die wichtigsten Normen im Wortlaut vorgestellt, verständlich kommentiert und mit den - für die gelungene Fallbearbeitung - notwendigen Verweisungen versehen. Wer bei der Lösung von Problemstellungen schnell auf den Punkt kommen will, ohne sich mit juristischen Theorien auseinandersetzen zu müssen, findet in diesem Buch alles, was er dafür braucht.