ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY OF A MEMBER STATE AND CANDIDATE TO THE EUROPEAN UNION

The monograph is the result of scientific cooperation that began during the International Hybrid Conference in Krakow. This work addresses an extremely important and current issue, namely the administrative capacity of the Member States of the European Union and the states applying for membership in this union.

• Multilateral view on the capabilities of the national public administration.
• Analysis of the challenges that European law poses to public administration.
• Decentralized, networked and multi-level way of performing public tasks.
• Comprehensive elaboration in this area.
• Current and relevant topics from the perspective of European integration.

The monograph is a valuable source of knowledge for researchers, practitioners and students interested in the issue of administrative capacity in the context of European and national law. It analyzes the challenges related to the implementation of European law at the national and local levels, taking into account the specifics of the Member States and candidates for the European Union. This work contributes to a better understanding of integration processes and administrative reforms in Europe.

This book is an important contribution to the discussion on the administrative capacity of EU Member States and candidates, offering unique perspectives and analyzes. The review by Prof. Dr. habil. Ewa Szewczyk shows that the monograph is one of the few comprehensive studies in this area, which emphasizes its value and importance in the context of research on public administration in Europe. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the functioning of public administration under the conditions of membership in the European Union and the process of European integration.

The monograph discusses the concept of administrative capacity, its manifestations and determinants in the context of Member States and EU candidates. Administrative capacity is a key element in ensuring the effective functioning of the state within European structures. The book analyzes various aspects of this capacity, including legal, organizational and financial aspects, offering a comprehensive picture of the challenges and opportunities associated with its development. It also contains a comparative analysis of various administrative systems in Europe, which enables a better understanding of the specifics of individual countries and their ability to implement European law.