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Strategies for Administrative Reform

Development and Change, 1971
The term ‘strategy’ has a variety of meanings, such as: a detailed set of planned responses to all possible contingencies in theory of games; fundamental policies and overall postures in strategic analysis dealing with foreign relations and defence; and main goals and principles for operations which serve as a framework for ‘tactics’ in military ...
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Administrative Science as Reform: German Public Administration

Public Administration Review, 1996
What characterizes German public administration since the 18th century is its early modernization relative to the political regime. Germany is not a classic constitutional state. The identity as well as the stability of German statehood are based on administration and its organizing principle of public law.
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ADMINISTRATIVE TERRITORIAL REFORM

INDIVIDUAL. SOCIETY. STATE. Proceedings of the International Student and Teacher Scientific and Practical Conference, 2020
The study analyzes the administrative-territorial reform started in 2019. There are a large number of administrative units in Latvia – 119 municipalities. Compared to other European countries, Latvia has a low population density of 1 km2. The population remains below each year and therefore financial resources to cover administrative expenditure are ...
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Administrative reform

Notes and Queries, 1892
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Administrative Reform.

Administrative Science Quarterly, 1970
Kenneth D. Benne, Gerald Caiden
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Administrative Reform and Political Development

Development and Change, 1971
The phrase ‘administrative reform’ has been widely used with at least two broad meanings. In one regard it has been synonymous with administrative change, describing the variety of important revisions of administrative practice and organisation that all administrative entities engage in from time to time.
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Bureaucratic models and administrative reform

Development and Change, 1971
Administrative reform must attempt to improve what government administration intends to achieve, for unless the goal of government is sound there cannot be any real administrative reform. In this basic sense, administrative reform is normative. Goal-relevance is particularly essential in the case of developing countries for whom a choice of goals is ...
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Comparative Public Administration and Reform

International Journal of Public Administration, 1999
This paper addresses administrative reform in the context of the comparative public administration research, theory, and practice. It reviews the current literature and outlines a number of research areas in which both administrative reform and comparative public administration should have a focus on in the near future. It also proposes several methods
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Global Administrative Reforms

2017
Globalization has been mostly viewed from an economic perspective. However, the impact of globalization on judicial administration has not been considered with the same vigor. Globalization has no doubt contributed in the economic development of countries at the same time economic exchanges at the global level have also contributed towards ...
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Administrative Reform

2022
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