The dependence of self-government cultural institutions in the administrative law aspects

Abstract

The subject of this study is the analysis and critical inclusion of public law regulations concerning the independence of cultural institutions, which are created by local self-government units. At work, in addition to guidance that may be useful both to law practitioners as well as administratists, the position of doctrinal representatives and practices is also confronted in issues related to aligning the quality and type of services of the institution with respect to the policy intent of the organizer and the expectations of the members of the local community. The paper highlights the most important issues related to the organizational and financial dependence of self-government cultural institutions, as well as the need to introduce mechanisms to adapt or at least to address the expectations of the public in the field of municipal cultural institutions.