SELECTED MODELS OF PUBLIC MANAGEMENT IN POLICE OPERATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.58246/sjeconomics.v47i4.586Keywords:
police, public governance, bureaucracy, new public governance, co-governanceAbstract
Public management as a sub-discipline of management science focuses its attention on the public sector as well as on the management of public affairs by various types of public organisations that implement selected models of public management in their functioning. One such organisation is the police, in the operation of which elements from both the Bureaucracy model and the New Public Management or Co-Governance model can be seen.
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