1st Politeia International Conference Proceedings. Europe at the Crossroads: Leadership, Challenges and State of Play

Sidiropoulos, Symeon; Tzagkarakis, Stylianos Ioannis; Kritas, Dimitrios

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3784083

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Quantitative methods for executive public managers

Kamolov,

Tarazevich

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Digitalization is becoming a priority in the development of the public governance system, and the question arises about the effectiveness and efficiency of management with the introduction of quantitative methods. This article presents a meta-analysis of relevant studies of quantitative methods that are used in the global practice of public administration. The purpose of the study: to determine a set of quantitative methods that will be necessary and sufficient in the decision-making arsenal of a public executive. A selection of two dozen articles was obtained during systematized research and grouped according to the criteria of compliance with a certain quantitative method and compared with the general potential of quantitative methods in relation to public administration. As a result, a classification of quantitative methods is proposed divided into three global classes of mathematical tools, namely, empirical, logical, and special methods. Methods from the classification are correlated with their potential areas of application in public administration. The authors concluded that it is necessary to increase the research, differentiate effective quantitative methods and introduce the necessary special training of managers for the rational application of quantitative methods in the public sphere.

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Quantitative methods for executive public managers

Kamolov,

Tarazevich

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The EU's Cyber Security Strategy

Bharti

2023

Advances in Digital Crime, Forensics, and Cyber Terrorism

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This chapter aims to discuss the EU's cyber security strategy and how its policy is capable of restricting cybercrime in Europe. The study explains the role of EU Member States in dealing with cybercrime in this region. This research draws on qualitative comparative analysis to examine various EU initiatives to tackle cybercrime issues in Europe. Furthermore, this chapter discusses the core literature of primary and secondary resources through an empirical approach. Since globalisation reached its highest level across the world, the question of cyber security has emerged as a key area of multiple cooperation between the global actors. Cybercrime is now a complex issue among the global actors to restrict its expansion. The EU also started cooperation with Asian, American, and African countries on cybercrime issues. Finally, this chapter suggests that cybercrime is the central area of cooperation between the global actors to restrict it which is dangerous for humanity.

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1st Politeia International Conference Proceedings. Europe at the Crossroads: Leadership, Challenges and State of Play

Cited by 2 publications

References 165 publications

Quantitative methods for executive public managers

Quantitative methods for executive public managers

The EU's Cyber Security Strategy

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