CITIZEn SATISFACTIOn SURVEY AS A TOOL OF CITIZEn RELATIOnSHIP MAnAGEMEnT OF LOCAL GOVERnMEnT In SLOVAKIA
Citizen Relationship Management (hereinafter referred to as CiRM) becomes increasingly important in the countries of so called post-communist Europe nowadays. The communication process in the citizen –municipality relationship is at present no longer about one-way informing of the citizens about...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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University in Belgrade
2015-04-01
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Series: | Serbian Journal of Management |
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Online Access: | http://www.sjm06.com/SJM%20ISSN1452-4864/10_1_2015_May_1-140/10_1_2015_117_129.pdf |
Summary: | Citizen Relationship Management (hereinafter referred to as CiRM) becomes increasingly important
in the countries of so called post-communist Europe nowadays. The communication process in the
citizen –municipality relationship is at present no longer about one-way informing of the citizens about
orders, prohibitions or obligations. People want to be informed and to be at the heart of the process. At
the same time, considering the democratic development of society and modern technical means, they also
feel the need both to actively participate in the public life through expressing their opinions, comments
or suggestions, and to influence the development of the environment in which they live. Not only
enterprises but also the state and public administrations and regional and local self-governments
inevitably have to adapt to it. Based on the research carried out in the cities of the Slovac Republic (SR),
in which currently approximately 55% of all citizens of Slovakia live, the presented scientific paper
evaluates the current state, level and the importance of the conduct of local citizen satisfaction surveys
in relation to local governments as a tool of the CiRM managed by the municipal authorities or by any
persons or institutions authorized by them. Thispaper also points out several deficiencies it entails
particularly in the area of publication of identified findings by the cities of the SR. |
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ISSN: | 1452-4864 2217-7159 |