The Necessities of Conceptual and Fundamental Reconstruction of the Administrative System — Reforms and Innovations

Abstract

Innovation and adaptation of an administrative system to new requirements are considered essential for its dynamism and effectiveness, and require attention to the issues from which reforms are to begin. Given that modern public administration is a concept derived from the United States administrative system and pursues maximum efficiency, the aim of the research is to find the roots and foundations of administrative system reform in this country. Therefore, the subject was studied using a descriptive-analytical and library method. The research findings emphasize the important role of three factors, which are: 1) Design of a program-based budgeting system; 2) Legal approach to public administration; 3) Emphasis on performance management and conceptual transformation of the principle of separation of powers.