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Public Manаgement Публічне Урядування ISSN 2414-0562 (Print) ISSN 2617-2224 (Online) DOI: https://doi.org/10.32689/2617-2224-2020-1(21) NGO “UKRAINIAN ASSEMBLY INTERREGIONAL ACADEMY OF DOCTORS OF SCIENCE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION” PUBLIC MANАGEMENT ПУБЛІЧНЕ УРЯДУВАННЯ № 1 (21) — January 2020 Collection is trained in scientific partnership with the Ukrainian Technological Academy Kyiv 2020 Редакція Editorial Головний редактор Editorial in Chief Романенко Євген Олександрович, Yevgen Oleksandrovych Romanenko, доктор наук з державного управління, Doctor of sciences in Public Administration, Professor, професор, академік Української Технологічної Academician of the Ukrainian Technological Academy, Академії, Міжнародної Кадрової Академії International Personnel Academy and Academy та Академії наук публічного управління, of Sciences of Public Administration, Honored Lawyer заслужений юрист України of Ukraine Заступник головного редактора Deputy Editor Жукова Ірина Віталіївна, Iryna Vitaliivna Zhukova, кандидат наук з державного управління, доцент PhD in Public Administration, assistant professor Публічне урядування Public management Свідоцтво КВ 21596-11496 Р Certificate КВ 21596-11496 Р Видається з листопада 2015 року Published from november 2015 Періодичність: 1 раз на квартал + 1 на рік Pereodisity: 4 times on a year + one Друкується за рішенням Вченої ради Published by the decision of Academic council of Міжрегіональної Академії управління персоналом Interregional Academy of Personnel Management (Протокол № 5 від 29.05.2019) (Protocol № 5 from May 29, 2019) Видання є таким, що реферується в міжнародних Сollection is included to the international and та вітчизняних наукометричних базах: domestic scientometrics databases Index Copernicus Index Copernicus, РИНЦ, ResearchBib, CiteFactor, International, ResearchBib, CiteFactor, Turkish Edu- Turkish Education Index, Eurasian Scientific Journal cation Index, Eurasian Scientific Journal Index, Polish Index, Polish Scholarly Bibliography, Electronic Scholarly Bibliography, Electronic Journals Library, Journals Library, КиберЛенинка, Scientific Indexing РИНЦ, КиберЛенинка, Scientific Indexing Services, Services, Cosmos Impact Factor, Google Scholar, Google Scholar, Cosmos Impact Factor, “Україніка “Україніка наукова”, “Джерело”. наукова”, “Джерело”. Збірник “Публічне урядування” внесено The collection “Public management” до Списку друкованих періодичних видань, is included in the List of printed periodicals, which are що включаються до Переліку наукових фахових included in the List of scientific professional editions видань України, яким присвоєно категорію “Б”. of Ukraine, which have been assigned the category “B”. (Наказ Міністерства освіти і науки (Ministry of Education and Science України від 07.11.2018 № 1218) of Ukraine dated November 7, 2018, № 1218) Відповідальність за зміст, достовірність фактів, The authors are responsible for the content, цитат, цифр несуть автори матеріалів. Редакція accuracy of the facts, quotes, numbers. The editors залишає за собою право на незначне редагування reserves the right for a little change and reduction і скорочення (зі збереженням авторського стилю та (with preservation of the author’s style and main головних висновків). Редакція не завжди поділяє conclusions). Editors can not share the world думки авторів та не несе відповідальність за надану views of the authors and are not responsible for the ними інформацію. Матеріали подано information provided. Materials filed в авторській редакції. in the author’s edition. Передрук — тільки з дозволу редакції. Reprinting — with the editorial’s permission strictly. Адреса редакційної колегії: Андріївський узвіз, Address of the editorial board: 11, Andriyivskyy буд. 11, оф. 68, м. Київ, Україна, 04070 Descent, office 68, Kyiv, Ukraine, 04070 Е-mail: [email protected] Е-mail: [email protected] www.vadnd.org.ua www.vadnd.org.ua Адреса видавництва: Addres of the editorial: ПрАТ “ВНЗ “МАУП” Private Joint-Stock Company Interregional вул. Фрометівська, 2, Academy of Personnel Management Київ, Україна, 03039 Str. Frometivska, 2, Kyiv, Ukraine, 03039 Public management : collection. — № 1 (21). — January 2020. — Kyiv : PJSC “HEI “IAPM”, 2020. — 322 p. 2 Головний редактор — Романенко Євген Олександрович, Проректор Міжрегіональної Академії управління персоналом, доктор наук з державного управління, професор, академік Української Технологічної Академії, Міжнародної Кадрової Академії та Академії наук публічного управління, заслужений юрист України. Заступник головного редактора — Жукова Ірина Віталіївна, кандидат наук з державного управління, доцент, завідувач кафедри професійної освіти та управління навчальним закладом Міжрегіональної Академії управління персоналом. Редакційна колегія 1. Акімова Людмила Миколаївна — док- професор кафедри державного управління та тор наук з державного управління, кандидат місцевого самоврядування Івано-Франків- економічних наук, доцент, Заслужений пра- ського національного технічного університе- цівник освіти України, професор кафедри ту нафти і газу. фінансів та економіки природокористування 9. Валевський Олексій Леонідович — Національного університет водного госпо- доктор наук з державного управління, стар- дарства та природокористування. ший науковий співробітник, провідний нау- 2. Андрущенко Тетяна Вікторівна — док- ковий співробітник Національного інституту тор політичних наук, професор, провідний стратегічних досліджень. науковий співробітник Інституту вищої осві- 10. Ващенко Костянтин Олександро- ти Національної академії педагогічних наук вич — доктор політичних наук, Голова Націо- України. нального агентства України з питань держав- 3. Афонін Едуард Андрійович — док- ної служби, член-кореспондент Національної тор соціологічних наук, професор, академік академії педагогічних наук України, заслуже- Української технологічної академії, заслуже- ний економіст України. ний діяч науки і техніки України, професор 11. Вендт Ян Анджей — доктор хабіліто- кафедри публічної політики та політичної ваний наук про Землю у сфері географії, про- аналітики Національної академії державного фесор, заступник директора з питань науки управління при Президентові України. та розвитку Інституту океанографії та геогра- 4. Балашов Анатолій Миколайович — фії Гданського університету (Польща). доктор наук з державного управління, про- 12. Гаєвська Лариса Анатоліївна — док- фесор, професор кафедри публічного ад- тор наук з державного управління, доцент, міністрування Міжрегіональної Академії заступник начальника управління з навчаль- управління персоналом, президент Всеукра- ної роботи — начальник відділу менеджмен- їнської академії наук публічного управління. ту знань Національної академії державного 5. Бова Тетяна В’ячеславівна — доктор управління при Президентові України, про- наук з державного управління, доцент, Хер- фесор кафедри управління освітою. сонський національний технічний універси- 13. Гвожьджєвіч Сильвія — кандидат тет, професор кафедри державного управлін- наук, кафедра адміністрації та національ- ня і місцевого самоврядування. ної безпеки Державної професійної вищої 6. Бодров Володимир Григорович — док- школи ім. Якуба з Парадижа в Гожуві-Ве- тор економічних наук, професор, завідувач ликопольcькому (Гожув-Великопольський, кафедри управління національним господар- Польща). ством та економічної політики Національної 14. Гечбайя Бадри Нодарович — доктор академії державного управління при Прези- економічних наук, асоційований професор, дентові України. Батумський державний університет ім. Шота 7. Бульба Володимир Григорович — док- Руставелі, факультет економіки і бізнесу. тор наук з державного управління, професор, Керуючий департаментом управління бізне- декан факультету підготовки магістрів дер- сом (Грузія). жавного управління Харківського регіональ- 15. Гурковський Володимир Ігорович — ного інституту державного управління На- доктор наук з державного управління, пер- ціональної академії державного управління ший заступник директора ВГО “Центр до- при Президентові України. слідження проблем публічного управління”. 8. Бутирська Тетяна Олександрівна — 16. Дацій Надія Василівна — доктор наук доктор наук з державного управління, доцент, з державного управління, доцент, завідувач 3 кафедри менеджменту і маркетингу Київ- фахових дисциплін, Інститут менеджменту ського національного лінгвістичного універ- та психології Національної академії педаго- ситету. гічних наук України. 17. Девадзе Анзор Хемидович — кан- 27. Кіслов Денис Васильович — док- дидат економічних наук, доктор економіки, тор наук з державного управління, доцент, професор, Батумський державний універси- член-кореспондент Української Академії. тет ім. Шота Руставелі, факультет туризму Наук, професор кафедри публічного адміні- (Грузія). стрування Міжрегіональної Академії управ- 18. Денисюк Світлана Георгіївна — док- ління персоналом. тор політичних наук, професор кафедри су- 28. Козаков Володимир Миколайович — спільно-політичних наук Вінницького на- доктор наук з державного управління, профе- ціонального технічного університету. сор, професор кафедри державної політики 19. Довгань Валерій Іванович — доктор та суспільного розвитку Національної акаде- наук з державного управління, доцент, про- мії державного управління при Президентові фесор кафедри державного управління та України. місцевого самоврядування Хмельницького 29. Корнієвський Олександр Анатолі- університету управління та права. йович — доктор політичних наук, професор, 20. Драган Іван Олександрович — доктор головний науковий співробітник Націо- наук з державного управління, старший
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