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Local policies in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic : Ankara and Rome Municipal Councils’ decisions
ID Hamza Çelikyay, Hicran (Author), ID Küçük Bayraktar, Hülya (Author)

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Abstract
Purpose and methodology: This study examines how the COVID-19 pandemic is included in municipal councils’ decisions and investigates the local policies developed through these decisions. Ankara and Rome Municipalities were selected as study samples. Turkey and Italy are both unitary states and their local government structures are similar because their local government systems are part of the Franco group, as defined by Hesse and Sharpe. Both cities have gained the status of metropolitan cities under the legal regulations adopted in recent years. For this reason, Ankara and Rome present similarities in terms of both the areas they serve and the responsibilities of being the capital. The decisions of their municipal councils were reviewed from March to December 2020. The decisions were analysed within the framework of the relevant commissions and application areas, and the local policies implemented in the fight against COVID-19 were put forward. Findings: According to the analyses, the Ankara Metropolitan Municipal Council intensified its decisions on economic support, social assistance, cleaning, public health, and local diplomacy, while the Rome Metropolitan Municipality’s policies focused on security, education, economic support, social assistance, cleaning, and transportation services. As a result, both municipalities brought their COVID-19 proposals to the agenda of the council. Municipal assemblies played a vital role in helping their countries fight the pandemic as administrative units that provide the legal basis for implementing local policies. Strengthening local assemblies and expanding their mandate and responsibility in times of crisis could also support the success of central government policies. The findings reveal that fast and effective solutions delivered by local governments through local policies successfully curbed the pandemic that had spread around the world. Practical Implications: The policies implemented by local governments were impressive and complementary to central government policies, providing a valuable guideline for policymakers.

Language:English
Keywords:local policies, COVID-19, Ankara, Rome, local government
Work type:Article
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:FU - Faculty of Administration
Publication status:Published
Publication version:Version of Record
Year:2022
Number of pages:Str. 103-133
Numbering:Vol. 20, no. 1
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-137141 This link opens in a new window
UDC:352:616-036.21(450)(560)
ISSN on article:2591-2240
DOI:10.17573/cepar.2022.1.05 This link opens in a new window
COBISS.SI-ID:110098435 This link opens in a new window
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Publication date in RUL:21.06.2022
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Title:Central European public administration review
Shortened title:CEPAR
Publisher:Fakulteta za upravo
ISSN:2591-2240
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Secondary language

Language:Slovenian
Title:Lokalne politike v boju proti pandemiji covida-1 : odločitve mestnih svetov Ankare in Rima
Abstract:
Članek proučuje vključenost vprašanj, povezanih s pandemijo covida-19, v odločitve mestnih svetov in analizira lokalne politike, oblikovane na podlagi teh odločitev. Za primer sta bili izbrani občini Ankara in Rim. Turčija in Italija sta unitarni državi s podobnimi lokalnimi strukturami, saj sta njuna sistema lokalne uprave del Francove skupine, kot jo opredeljujeta Hesse in Sharpe. Obe mesti sta po predpisih, sprejetih v zadnjih letih, pridobili status metropolitanskih mest. Zaradi tega sta si Ankara in Rim podobna tako glede območij, ki jih pokrivata, kot tudi dejstva, da sta oba prestolnici. V raziskavo so bili zajeti sklepi mestnih svetov, sprejeti med marcem in decembrom 2020. Avtorja analizirata sklepe v okviru zadevnih odborov in področij uporabe ter predstavita lokalne politike, ki so se izvajale v boju proti covidu-19. Analize kažejo, da je mestni svet v Ankari sprejel več odločitev o gospodarski pomoči, socialni pomoči, čiščenju, javnem zdravju in lokalni diplomaciji, medtem ko se je politika mestne občine Rim osredotočila na varnost, izobraževanje, gospodarsko pomoč, socialno pomoč, čiščenje in prevozne storitve. Obe občini sta tako na dnevni red sveta uvrstili svoje predloge za boj proti covidu-19. Kot upravne enote, ki zagotavljajo pravno podlago za izvajanje lokalnih politik, so imele občinske skupščine ključno vlogo pri spopadanju svojih držav s pandemijo. Krepitev lokalnih skupščin ter razširitev njihovih pooblastil in odgovornosti v času krize sta prispevala tudi k uspehu vladne politike. Izsledki kažejo, da so pravočasne in učinkovite rešitve, ki so jih sprejemale lokalne oblasti, pripomogle k omejevanju pandemije. Uspešne lokalne politike so tako dopolnjevale vladne politike in lahko služijo kot vodilo za oblikovalce politik.

Keywords:lokalne politike, covid-19, Ankara, Rim, odločitve mestnega sveta

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