Effectiveness of management in public administration in complex and crises situations

Abstract

The solvency crisis of 2020, exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, necessitates a study of the effectiveness and relationship of crisis management in public administration. This study is based on the concepts of neo-institutionalism, attribution and organized legitimacy. The article confirms the importance of using the principles of these theories based on statistical analysis using the Granger test and a regression model based on panel data from transition economies. First of all we will review The Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) of transition economies for 1996-2018 and explore the relationship between public governance indicators and the effectiveness of crisis management. Next, it will be the features of the current solvency crisis on a global scale are considered. The next stage of the research is to study the tendency of public administration, the policy of counteracting crisis phenomena, to identify the main problems of inefficiency of anti-crisis management on the example of developed countries. The article proves that the legitimacy of the government is a prerequisite for trust in public administration, the perception of strategies, tactics that help to overcome the crisis as a positive process in society. The absence of this precondition in transition economies leads to a sharp economic downturn and reinforces political instability.