Issue 3 (43) 2018

2018

Publication date: 21.09.2018

Licence: CC BY-NC-ND

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Editor-in-Chief Joanna Kołodziejczyk

Secretary Paweł Hałat

Issue editors Grażyna Prawelska-Skrzypek

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Między polityką a politycznością. Analiza dyskursów politycznych z punktu widzenia (kulturowej) ekonomii politycznej

Joanna Kasza

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 263 - 278

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.028.8814

The concept of post-politics, that dominated the contemporary public discourse, both from prac-

tical and theoretical approach, appears generally in two contexts, first related to the separation of power and politics (removal of the concept of the political from political discourse), second related to the process of moving away from the ideology (the end of ideology) in favour of

a more pragmatic or/and consensual approach to politics or solving social conflict. The article focus in particular on the difference in between the post-politics and the political, within the context described by Carl Schmitt and Chantal Mouffe, both in refers to theoretical paradigm and practical politics, and its consequences from the point view of ‘cultural political economy’ (Bob Jessop, Ngai Ling Sum).

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Polityka publiczna w tradycji anglosaskiej i kontynentalnej z perspektywy ukraińskiej

Olha Kotovska

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 279 - 292

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.024.8810

The purpose of this article is to present the development of the concept of public policy, which is based on British common law legal system, referring to the concept of politics as the activity of political parties or politicians, involved in competing for that power. Discussing the stages of shaping public policy separately from political science, the overview of the theories, models and main approaches (top-down, bottom-up) to the role of the state in the implementation of public policies in Anglo-Saxon tradition is introduced. The changes in the continental and the EU countries’ tradition of public policy analysis are presented from Ukrainian perspective at the end of the article.

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Złożoność polityki publicznej – wyzwania w jej tworzeniu i realizacji

Donata Zając

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 293 - 301

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.026.8812

One of the biggest challenge is to understand the complexity of problems that are implemented by public policies. Therefore, it is necessary to apply public policies that will be complex themselves to resolve complex issues. The aim of the article is to indicate the key factors that will help to better understand this challenge and the issue of the complexity of problems in public policies. Based on the literature analysis, I point out a few key elements (i.e., culture, economics, politics or actors), which are the basis for building public policies and creating

a conceptual framework for managing them.

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Rola OECD jako aktora publicznej polityki edukacyjnej

Anna Hesse-Gawęda

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 303 - 312

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.027.8813

The article was written on the basis of literature review. It shows the activities of the OECD as a public policy actor whose activity leads to the increase of the quality of teaching processes. OECD did not solve, however, many problems resulting from the cultural diversity of countries at which it directs its activities. The OECD membership countries presented in the case study have been developed based on an analysis of the literature and materials of this organization.

The author emphasizes the significant role of the OECD as a public policy actor in improving the quality of teaching. At the same time, the author points out that systemic solutions do not work the same in all countries, whether developed or developing.

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Polityka aktywizacji osób długotrwale bezrobotnych. Eksperymenty i dobre praktyki – próba analizy na podstawie doświadczeń Holandii, Niemiec i Polski

Katarzyna Świerczek

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 313 - 322

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.025.8811

The paper reviews the reforms that have been carried out in the Netherlands, Germany and in Poland, in the context of the policy of activating the long-term unemployed. Its purpose was to compare changes made in individual countries and to identify similarities and differences between them. The method of analysis of existing sources and legal acts was used. The text attempts to identify gaps in the system of counteracting long-term unemployment, especially in the context of the rarely undertaken assessment of the measures implemented.

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Rola polityki rowerowej Kopenhagi w realizacji wiodących polityk publicznych Danii

Aleksandra Mazurek

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 323 - 333

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.021.8807

The paper object is an analysis of the process of creating and implementing the cycling policy in Copenhagen. The study was based on the analysis of policy papers and studies on other aspects of Danish public policy, whose assumptions are in line with the theme. The role of cycling management has been demonstrated in successfully integrating the actions of various public policies, demonstrating possible ways to support each other’s goals.

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Rola uniwersytetów w rozwoju innowacji – trzecia misja uczelni

Patrycja Kumięga

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 335 - 347

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.022.8808

The aim of the article is to describe innovation policy and the role of universities in innovation development. Also define what is the third mission of the university, functioning alongside the other two (education and research). The article presents the basic instruments of innovation policy and the ways of technology transfer from science to industry. Methods used in article included the analysis of national and foreign literature as well as analysis of data collected by organizations dealing with innovation policy and R&D. This article has a theoretical nature.

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Uchwały krajobrazowe narzędziem walki z gettoizacją przestrzeni miejskiej w Polsce

Maciej Głogowski

Public Management, Issue 3 (43), 2018, pp. 349 - 360

https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.18.023.8809

Urban development is undeniably connected with deciding about the direction of changes that take place in the urban space. Currently, the challenge for local decision-makers is to create an attractive urban space, free from negative phenomena among which one of the most disturbing is ghettoization. The aim of this article is to present the subject of the progressive ghettoization of the Polish cities’ space and try to stop this process by local authorities with the use of legislative tools, such as so-called landscape resolutions. It supplements the discourse over public policies carried out by public administration bodies in counteracting the negative effects of the appropriation of urban space. The article was based on the analysis of selected domestic and foreign literature as well as the analysis of the content of legal acts and their projects. It fits into the research gap, consisting in the lack of a synthetic approach to the issue of ghettoization, presenting the current state of work on solutions in this area in selected Polish cities.

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Słowa kluczowe: the political, post-politics, (cultural) political economy, hegemony of neoliberal discourse, trilemma of globalisation, politics and public policy, top-down and bottom-up theories, Anglo-Saxon and continental tradition of public policy, public policy in the EU, public policy in Ukraine, public policy, problem, complexity, diffusion, public consultation, management system, network governance, public policy, pedagogical supervision, education policy, unemployment, professional activation, social policy, transport, public policy, bikes, Copenhagen, third mission, university, innovation policy, spin-off, collaboration between science and industry, urban space, ghettoization, gated communities, public policies, landscape resolutions

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