2016
DOI: 10.15678/zp.2016.35.1.04
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Od centralnego planowania do współzarządzania? Polski system edukacji w epoce zmiany paradygmatu administrowania

Abstract: Od centralnego planowania do współzarządzania? Polski system edukacji w epoce zmiany paradygmatu administrowania 1 Celem artykułu jest analiza funkcjonowania administracji publicznej w Polsce z punktu widzenia ewolucji paradygmatów zarządzania publicznego (od public administration przez new public management po new public governance). Ogólny model jest szczegółowo analizowany na przykładzie funkcjonowania sektora edukacyjnego. Dużą uwagę poświęcono zagadnieniu kontraktowania usług edukacyjnych przez jednostki … Show more

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“…Such changes were introduced to primary education as well, but ECEC decentralisation was implemented at an express pace (1989–1992), while commercialisation was introduced in a harsh manner. 7 These changes are primarily assumed to take responsibility for dismantling of the public network of childcare facilities and worsening the affordability and accessibility to ECEC in Poland for the following years (Levitas and Herczyński, 2002; Sadura, 2016; Zahorska, 2002). It is important to note that during that time, private providers did not fill the gap left in ECEC by the state.…”
Section: Ecec In 1989–2015: From Service Collapse To the Genesis Of Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such changes were introduced to primary education as well, but ECEC decentralisation was implemented at an express pace (1989–1992), while commercialisation was introduced in a harsh manner. 7 These changes are primarily assumed to take responsibility for dismantling of the public network of childcare facilities and worsening the affordability and accessibility to ECEC in Poland for the following years (Levitas and Herczyński, 2002; Sadura, 2016; Zahorska, 2002). It is important to note that during that time, private providers did not fill the gap left in ECEC by the state.…”
Section: Ecec In 1989–2015: From Service Collapse To the Genesis Of Amentioning
confidence: 99%