Assumptions for Contracting in Local Self-Government Institutions

Authors

  • Violeta Kavaliauskaite Kaunas University of Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.ss.76.2.1952

Keywords:

contracting, organizational change, individual and institutional readiness for contracting, local self-government institutions, municipalities

Abstract

The article analyses contracting in local self-government institutions. First, it introduces the concept of contracting and its development, then identifies factors and conditions that influence the readiness of local self-government institutions for contracting. Finally, the theoretically established assumptions for successful contracting are tested in the empirical study to reveal the peculiarities of contracting in Lithuanian municipalities. The assumptions for contracting in this article are established by forming the approach to contracting as an organizational change, whose success is dependent on readiness for that change, especially in the social environment with underdeveloped system of regulation and limited practices.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5755/j01.ss.76.2.1952

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Published

2012-06-21

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Section

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ISSUES