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Planowanie rozwoju wizerunku jednostki terytorialnej – warunki i ograniczenia

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Kmak M.
Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Politologica
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2020
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issue 25
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The period of systemic transformation which started in 1989 and continued in the following years, changed themanagement of local government units, which ceased to be a tool of the central government in implementing the state’s policy. However, they have become, in a sense, independent units that use territorial marketing in the management process, whose main task is to shape the region’s competitiveness in relation to other regions within the market economy. The paper reviews the problem of shaping and developing territorial marketing. The aim is to show the importance of promotional activities in the implementation of the region’s development goals and the diagnosis of its limitations and accompanying conditions.
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The Municipal Council in the Polish Local Government Structure: Selected Aspects

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Kmak M.
Rocznik Administracji Publicznej
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2020
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vol. 6
128-143
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The article presents selected aspects being a consequence of the evolution of local government in Poland. The main attention is focused on the presentation of the structure and competences of the municipal council, in the context of systemic changes of local government. The article is of a review nature character and its aim is to diagnose organisational solutions concerning the municipal council in Poland. The main premise of the article implies that the process of evaluation of the structure and functioning of the municipal council is conditioned by involvement of the local residents who experience its influence on their daily lives, including meeting their needs. Decentralisation and participation of local community members in local government structures such as the municipal council or other bodies are key issues in civil society development. The process of local government evolution has not been completed and localgovernment organisation and functionality does not deviate from European standards.
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