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Civil Servants

2022
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Civil Servants and Globalization

2022
Civil Servants and Globalization brings together insights on how globalization influences senior civil servants, with a focus on MENA countries. This book builds a typology of civil servants’ responses to globalization: traditional, professional, engaged, and rebel types of civil servants. The response model proposed by the authors
Tony Verheijen   +3 more
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In the civil service, but not civil servants

Gouvernement et action publique, 2017
Outre les diplomates de carrière sur lesquels l’essentiel de l’attention des chercheurs s’est portée, le ministère des Affaires étrangères envoie à l’étranger de nombreux autres agents qui ne sont d’ailleurs pas forcément fonctionnaires. C’est le cas des « attachés audiovisuels » étudiés dans cet article.
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The Hierarchical Civil Servant

Administrative Theory & Praxis, 2013
The battle over administrative reform is a battle between contending perspectives of who should populate and manage public organizations, or put differently, between definitions of the ideal civil servant. This article reflects upon the hierarchical civil servant ideal-type by exploring its model of man, homo hierarchicus.
John Dixon, Yuliya Frolova
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The Civil Servant

1994
Abstract Dudley’s career as an administrator followed a typical pattern. For nine years he was Treasurer of the Levant Company in Constantinople. When he returned to England, he served on the governing bodies of three commercial Companies and assumed the routine burdens of management.
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Civil Servant, Civil Society

2012
What has sometimes been referred to as the ‘vexed question’ of French bourgeois identity has divided historians since the 1950s when Alfred Cobban proved that the leadership of the French Revolution was not in the hands of a ‘rising commercial, financial and industrial class'.1 The revisionist interpretation of the French Revolution that followed – in ...
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