The book is an in – depth analysis of public policy and public governance in Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary. The research encompasses a number of key issues related to broadly – understood new public governance, such as regionalism, public policy, corporatism, public decision – making, political marketing, communication, etc.

The international team of researchers representing various disciplines such as political sciences, management sciences, economics, have undertaken a didifficult and at the same time necessary task. The complexity and timeliness of the described issues have beenaccurately ";" in the well – researched, exceptionally interesting scientific publication.

Prof. Michal Kubát, Charles University in Prague

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