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Serohina, S. .
    Delegation of State Powers to Local Self-Government Bodies: Foreign Experience and Ukrainian Realities [Текст] / S. Serohina, I. I. Bodrova, A. Novak // Baltic journal of european studies. - 2019. - Vol. 9, Issue: 3. - P. 262-285
   Перевод заглавия: Делегирование государственных полномочий органам местного самоуправления: зарубежный опыт и украинские реалии

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342.25

ББК Х061.307 + Х806.6 + Х810.112
РУБ DOI: 10.1515 / bjes-2019-0033

Аннотация: This article is devoted to the study of the problems of the delegation of state powers to local self-government bodies. The paper reveals the pluralism of approaches to the organization of models of such interaction in the countries where various doctrines of the organization and functioning of local self-government prevail (the state-oriented doctrine, the community-oriented doctrine, and the doctrine of municipal dualism). Using the example of various European states (grouped on the basis of the prevailing doctrines presented above for convenience), we reveal specific schemes for the legal regulation of interaction within such relations, their positive features, and drawbacks. The obtained data presented in a compressed form in the paper also features an in-depth analysis of the constitutional and legal regulation of the delegation of state powers to local governments in Ukraine. An important element of the novelty of the study was the projection of modern Ukrainian problems in the field of delegated powers through the prism of the existing European systems and relevant experience, thereby complementing this study with a comparative dimension. Conclusions made by the authors feature a set of recommendations based on the conducted comparative research and on formal and logical analysis of compliance of the domestic model of the delegation of powers with the provisions of the European Charter of Local Self-Government. Taking into account the fact that European standards in the sphere of the delegation of powers (depends on the adoption of amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine and the Law 'On delegation of separate powers of executive authorities to local self-government bodies) are not yet implemented in Ukraine, we believe that this research will not only be useful in the context of theoretical and scientific research of the issue but also has the potential to contribute to the development and implementation of relevant legislation.

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Petryshyn, O. .
    Glocalization and the decentralization of public power in Ukraine [Текст] / O. Petryshyn, V. Serohin, S. Serohina // International Comparative Jurisprudence. - 2020. - Vol. 6, No. 2. - P. 190-200. - References : p. 199-200. - Вказана інша організація

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342.25

РУБ DOI: 10.13165/j.icj.2020.12.007

Аннотация: This article explores the constitutional reform intended to promote decentralization in Ukraine. The reforms are currently being implemented and represent the manifestation of glocalization in the territorial organization of public power and local self-government. For the purposes of this article, glocalization is understood to mean a process of social development. Thus, in the context of globalization, regional and local differences are maintained or even strengthened rather than being dissolved. We assert that glocalization can be used to analyse – in-depth – the impact of reforms in the redistribution of power and financial resources on local (socio-political, legal, mental, and other) specifics. Notwithstanding, decentralization defines only the strategy and the main direction of relevant reforms, whereas their content, scope, consistency, and timing may vary depending on the tactics and ideology of the reformers. The article sets out the ways in which glocalization manifests itself in the decentralization of public power in Ukraine, in particular, how local self-government is being transformed by numerous factors. These include: conditions of “asymmetric” unitarism and social democracy; a combination of political and fiscal types of decentralization; specifics of power redistribution at the oblast (region), raion (district) and basic levels; as well as preference for bureaucratic forms of local self-government over municipal forms of direct democracy.

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