Article(electronic)April 1, 2021

Joint Public Management: A Definition for the National Theory and Practice

In: State power and local self-government, Volume 3, p. 49-52

Professor of the Department of Financial Law and Customs of the Law Institute of the Vladimir State University (VlSU), Professor of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law of the Vladimir Branch of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Attorney, LL.D.; Averin, Aleksandr V.; Pogodina, Irina V.; Avdeev, Danila A.; Head of the Department of Financial Law and Customs of the Law Institute of the Vladimir State University (VlSU), PhD (Law), Associate Professor; Engineer of the Department of Legal and Organizational Support of Business Procedures of the Law Institute of the Vladimir State University (VlSU), Graduate Student

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Abstract

The concept of "Service state" and the paradigm of consumption in public administration are gradually laughing at the paradigm of participation. The terms "joint leadership", "joint management" are included not only in theory, but also in practice. The article examines two related categories "joint production" and "joint management", defines the specificity of these concepts. The definition of "joint public administration" is proposed, the development of which in the doctrine of law and administration is necessary, since "joint leadership" has become a new principle of public administration.

Publisher

The Publishing Group Jurist

DOI

10.18572/1813-1247-2021-3-49-52

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