Commune profiles – types and formation

Pasieczny, Jacek

Commune profiles – types and formation / Jacek Pasieczny. -- Abstract: Commune is the basic unit of local government in Poland. The key clients of a commune are its inhabitants. Other clients, such as enterprises, investors, tourists etc., are only a “means” for carrying out the primary goal of the government unit, i.e. to improve the quality of the inhabitants’ lives. Because of conflicts of interests and the great variety of other clients it is not possible to satisfy all of their needs on an equally high level. This means that communes should choose those entities (clients) whose interests can be satisfied best and first. Such specialisation leads to the formation of specific commune profiles. This paper presents the regularities in the formation and the key benefits of such specialisation. -- Dostupné též v elektronické podobě.
In: Hradecké ekonomické dny. -- Hradec Economic Days. -- 411 s.. -- Hradec Králové: University of Hradec Králové, 2016. -- ISSN 2464-6059. -- 978-80-7435-634-6. -- S. 316-323 (tištěný sborník), s. 771-778 (online zdroj).

komunitní rozvoj - Polsko * místní rozvoj - Polsko * místní správa - Polsko * Polsko * články ze sborníku