Comparative analysis of some aspects of NGO legislation of Uzbekistan, Germany and Japan
Keywords:
non-state non-profit organizations, NPO, internal governance, corporate management, governing bodiesAbstract
This paper examines legal issues related to the legal basis and corporate
management of non-state non-profit organizations of Uzbekistan, Germany and Japan.
The ultimate goal of the paper is to develop proposals to improve the internal
governance of non-profit organizations in Uzbekistan
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