EDUCATION MANAGEMENT IN THE LEGAL SPECTRUM
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Interdisciplinary, Education Governance, Legal ComplianceАннотация
This study emanates from the recognition of an intricate nexus where the principles of management intertwine with the complexities of legal frameworks in educational institutions. Drawing upon prior research in both fields, this collaborative inquiry aims to synthesize diverse perspectives to offer a holistic understanding of the challenges and opportunities encountered within this domain. The primary focus of this investigation lies in deciphering the optimal amalgamation of management principles and legal considerations to fortify effective educational administration. Our research methodology adopts a mixed-methods approach, employing structured interviews, surveys, document analysis, and a synthesis of qualitative and quantitative data to illuminate the multifaceted landscape. The synthesis of theoretical constructs from management and legal scholarship forms the backbone of our exploration, illuminating pathways towards innovative strategies and informed decision-making within the educational milieu. Beyond academic discourse, this study endeavors to furnish actionable insights to empower educational administrators and stakeholders, thereby enhancing the efficacy of educational institutions.
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