Leadership in Educational Management Process in Russian and Foreign Higher Educational Institutions

Попова, Е. П.; Blaginin, Viktor; Strielkowski, Wadim

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-74216-8_49

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“…In particular, this confirms the study of educational reforms and features of stimulating systems for efficient work of universities in such countries as the USA (Bowen 2017), Great Britain (Moodie 2014), Germany and Italy (Dobbins and Knill 2017), Austria, Finland, The Netherlands, Portugal (Krüger et al 2018), Switzerland (Hoidn and Olbert-Bock 2016), Denmark (Hansen 2011), Poland (Kwiek 2017), Hungary (Berács 2014), Serbia (Avramovic 2016), Australia, New Zealand (Christensen 2011), the Russian Federation (Popova et al 2017), China (Yang 2015), Singapore (Low and Tan 2017) and others. Furthermore there is a certain complexity in the creation of a unified universal system for evaluating the efficiency of higher education (Goncharuk 2016).…”

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Managing Efficiency in Higher Education: A Case of Ukrainian Universities

Velychko

Kharytonov

2018

Social Sciences

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The rating positions of most Ukrainian higher educational establishments in the global international environment have not received any positive changes over a long period of time. Progressive regulatory changes are necessary to stimulate internal university reforms within the context of European integration. The purpose of the present work is to develop organizational-methodological measures in order to increase the efficiency of scientific-pedagogical activity in higher educational establishments of Ukraine. The following methods were used for the research: Monographic, historical, comparative, generalization, formal-logical, analysis and synthesis, categorical approach, observation, interviewing, graphic, benchmarking and forecasting. The concept and methodology of managing efficiency in the post-Soviet transformation of higher education has been grounded. The mechanism of utilizing re-engineering and motivational management in the process of implementing European integration objectives for university education in Ukraine has been suggested. The system of normative indices has been formed to stimulate the effectiveness of the scientific-pedagogical activities of universities, with the complex focus on the marketing of educational services, innovations and quality. The authors’ mechanism of the accumulating system to stimulate scientific-creative activity of workers has been developed and put into practice. Procedures for scoring theproductivity level of scientific staff in universities have been described based on grading.

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confidence: 71%

Managing Efficiency in Higher Education: A Case of Ukrainian Universities

Velychko

Kharytonov

2018

Social Sciences

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“…In France, the legislation on the prosecutor's office is developing in order to ensure guarantees of non-interference of the legislative and executive branches of government in the substantive activities of the tax authorities [17]. The powers of both legislative and executive authorities are defined in such a way that they have no legal grounds to interfere in prosecutorial activities.…”

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“…The German Tax Code provides significant powers to the tax police to conduct searches and personal searches of citizens, detain suspects and confiscate documents [17].…”

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Foreign Experience of Prosecutor's Control over Legislative Implementation in Tax Authorities

Usmonov

2024

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The state of affairs in the tax sphere is significantly influenced by such factors as the imperfection and inconsistency of the current legislation regulating the procedure for taxation and granting benefits, as well as bringing violators to justice; insufficient analysis of judicial and investigative practice due to the small number of criminal cases of this category sent to court; inconsistency of decisions taken by arbitration courts and courts of general jurisdiction on claims of legal entities and individuals against tax authorities; the ill-considered, legislative lack of regulation of the system of activities of regulatory and law enforcement agencies in every area.

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