Controlling the Exercise of State Power by Local Governments from The Perspective of Improving Disciplinary Responsibility for Current Civil Servants

Abstract

Purpose: This study aims to clarify theoretical and practical issues about exercising power and controlling power and, from there, propose solutions to strengthen control over state power by local governments in Vietnam today. Methods: Qualitative research and quantitative research through research and evaluation of legal documents. Survey of 300 people in 3 provinces including Quang Ninh Province, Da Nang City, and Soc Trang province. Questionnaire design related to controlling the exercise of state power by local governments. Results and discussion: Controlling the exercise of state power by local governments has achieved certain results, but there still exist many inadequacies and limitations that need to be clarified such as The subject of controlling power; the reality of the subject of power control; content of power control; method of controlling power. The proposed solutions will contribute to strengthening control over local State power. Implications of the research: Clarifying theoretical and practical issues about exercising power and controlling State power. Provide solutions to strengthen control over the exercise of state power by local governments in Vietnam today. Originality/value: The exercise of state power by local governments in Vietnam today is essential. If State power is improperly exercised, it will reduce people's trust in the leadership of the Communist Party and the management of the State of Vietnam. From there, the proposed solutions will enhance people's confidence in implementing State power locally.