Public Sector Financial Management in Central, Southern and Eastern Europe
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Title: Public Sector Financial Management in Central, Southern and Eastern Europe
Author: Skrzyński Dariusz
Language: English | 416 Pages | ISBN: 9788326957840
Description:
This book examines public sector accounting, reporting, auditing, and control systems in Central, Southern, and Eastern Europe. Bringing together leading researchers and practitioners from across the region, it provides a comparative analysis of current practices, development paths and challenges of public sector financial management in twelve countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Türkiye. Each chapter focuses on a single country, assessing national specifics and international influences. Non-financial and sustainability reporting are also examined. The concluding chapter offers a comparative synthesis of the systems discussed. The book is a valuable resource for public officials and other practitioners, standard setters, academics and students.
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This book examines public sector accounting, reporting, auditing, and control systems in Central, Southern, and Eastern Europe. Bringing together leading researchers and practitioners from across the region, it provides a comparative analysis of current practices, development paths and challenges of public sector financial management in twelve countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Türkiye. Each chapter focuses on a single country, assessing national specifics and international influences. Non-financial and sustainability reporting are also examined. The concluding chapter offers a comparative synthesis of the systems discussed. The book is a valuable resource for public officials and other practitioners, standard setters, academics and students.
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