The book by Evi Dramalioti, Doctor of Administrative Science and Vice President of the National Center of Public Administration, is the first systematic analysis, from the perspective of administrative science, of the complex issues related to government coordination. What does coordination mean, what are its individual dimensions, how is it distinguished from related concepts, what are the main mechanisms of coordination, how does increased legislative production affect its achievement, what are the perennial problems of government coordination in Greece, what is the concept and role of the Governance Center internationally and how is it organized in Greece after 2013, when it acquires institutional status? Furthermore, what did the recent law on the executive state contribute, how is it assessed after the first months of its implementation, and how can coordination of government work be improved through additional organizational and administrative interventions?