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MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS IN NON-STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
The rapid expansion of non-state education requires management systems that combine regulatory compliance, instructional leadership, resource stewardship and public accountability. This study examines organizational development in Uzbekistan’s non-state educational sector
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