The Challenges of the Contemporary Administrative State: Brazil and the United States in Comparative Perspective
Overview
Brazil and the United States are both currently in the midst of crises of the administrative state. Although the nature of the crises and their origins differ, there is a great deal to learn from a comparative analysis of both countries during this moment of uncertainty. On May 23, 2018, the Wilson Center’s Brazil Institute and Brazil’s National School of Public Administration, with the support of the United Nations Development Program, hosted a full-day workshop in Washington, DC, to explore the experiences of scholars and policy practitioners from both countries and gain a better sense for how each country can strengthen public administration and management to more effectively carry out the critical work of government.
O Brasil e os Estados Unidos estão atualmente no meio de crises dos seus respectivos Estados administrativos. Ainda que a natureza e origem das crises sejam diferentes, muito pode ser aprendido com uma análise comparativa entre os dois países nesse momento de incerteza. No dia 23 de maio de 2018, o Brazil Institute do Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars e a Escola Nacional de Administração Pública do Brasil, com o apoio do Programa das Nações Unidas para o Desenvolvimento, sediaram um workshop de um dia inteiro em Washington, DC, para explorar a experiências de acadêmicos e profissionais da área de políticas públicas dos dois países e melhor entender como cada país pode consolidar sua administração pública para realizar o crítico trabalho governamental de maneira mais efetiva.
RELATÓRIO DO WORKSHOP
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WORKSHOP REPORT
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AGENDA
Opening Session - 9:00am
Paulo Sotero, Director, Brazil Institute, Wilson Center
Yesim Oruc, Deputy Director of the United Nations Development Programme Office in Washington
Walter Baere, Deputy Secretary of the Brazilian Ministry of Planning, Development, and Management
Panel I: Do Countries Need Strategic Planning - 10:00am
Francisco Gaetani, President, National School of Public Administration (Enap)
Carlos Santiso, Division Chief for the Institutional Capacity of State Sector, Inter-American Development Bank
Meg Lundsager, Public Policy Fellow, Wilson Center
Chair: George Alberto de Aguiar Soares, Secretary of Federal Budget, Ministry of Planing, Development, and Management
Panel II: Negotiating and Implementing the Annual Budget - 11:30am
Felipe Salto, Executive-Director, Independent Fiscal Institution, Brazilian Senate
Michael Forster, Chief Operating Officer, Wilson Center
Aaron Jones, Director of Congressional Relations, Wilson Center
Allen Schick, Professor, University of Maryland School of Public Policy
Chair: Jón Blöndal, Head of Budgeting and Public Expenditures, OECD
Lunch Presentation: Public Administration and the Brazilian Constitution - 1:00pm
Oscar Vilhena Vieira, Dean, FGV School of Law in São Paulo; Brazil Institute Global Fellow
Nelson Marconi, Professor, FGV/EESP
Panel III: The Endless Story of Civil Service Reform - 2:30pm
Donald Kettl, Professor and Academic Director, Washington Center of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas, Austin
Luiz Alberto dos Santos, Legislative and Public Administrative Consultant, Brazilian Senate
Dustin Brown, Deputy Assistant Director for Management, OMB/EOP
Chair: Martin Williams, Associate Professor, Blavatinik School of Government, University of Oxford
Panel IV: Capacity Building for Turbulent Times - 4:00pm
Fernando Filgueiras, Director of Research, National School of Public Administration (Enap)
Matthew Taylor, Associate Professor, American University School of International Service
Edwin Lau, Head of Division, Public Sector Reform, Public Governance, and Territorial Development Directorate, OECD
Chair: Deborah Wetzel, Senior Director of Governance, World Bank
Closing Remarks - 5:30pm
Francisco Gaetani, President, National School of Public Administration (Enap)
Paulo Sotero, Director, Brazil Institute, Wilson Center
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