Public Administration 4.0: Leveraging Digital Tools for Effective Governance
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The monograph examines a core challenge of contemporary state development, namely the transition to Public Administration 4.0 in digitalized and security sensitive governance environments. In the context of hybrid service delivery, platform expansion, and the growing use of AI, public institutions must increase efficiency while preserving legality, accountability, and public trust. The book offers an integrated analysis of digital public governance by combining conceptual foundations and international models with practical implementation issues, including interoperability and data governance. It pays particular attention to risk based supervision, anti fraud policy, and the digitalization of accounting and reporting as instruments of economic security and administrative integrity. The monograph also situates digital transformation within broader security architectures, including national, economic, and energy policy contexts, showing that modernization must be aligned with resilience and continuity requirements.
The monograph is intended for researchers and graduate students in public administration and public policy, as well as for civil servants, public sector managers, supervisory and audit professionals, and policymakers engaged in digital transformation and economic security. Overall, it contributes a coherent framework and applied guidance for scaling digital government
