The New Public Management paradigm as a further interaction of the public and private sectors

Dmytro V. Nelipa; Volodymyr F. Tsvykh; Oleh A. Zubchyk; Grygory P. Sytnyk; Yevhen P. Hrebonozhko

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The New Public Management paradigm as a further interaction of the public and private sectors

Dmytro V. Nelipa, Volodymyr F. Tsvykh, Oleh A. Zubchyk, Grygory P. Sytnyk, Yevhen P. Hrebonozhko

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The purpose of this study is to determine the impact of the development of the paradigm of the new public management on improving the efficiency of the public administration system; the need to use the basic principles of theory in the practice of public administration; the state's opportunities to benefit from strengthening cooperation between the public and private sectors.

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New Public Management, Governance, Paradigm, Public-Private Partnership.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.36097/rsan.v1i42.1552