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The International Civil Servant

International Political Sociology, 2014
A key feature of transnationally organized governance elites is that their claim to authority is based on an already presumed universal validity. This is so, at least for those with a claim to authority that is epistemic in character, because there is a general belief that the institution of science produces findings that transcend national borders ...
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Regional Civil Servants

Sociological Research, 2000
Who administers the regional structures in Russia today, and what are the social characteristics that ensure stability at the helm? What direction are officials taking as their status changes? We tried to answer these questions in a sociological study conducted in March-April 1997 of the administrative apparatus of Rostov Oblast.
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Newton as Civil Servant

Nature, 1947
IN 1696, when he was fifty-three years of age, Newton was appointed warden of the Mint, and in 1699 he was promoted to the master's place, which he held to the date of his death. The last thirty-one years of his life were thus passed in a public service which, if not as a whole arduous, yet occupied much of his time and was, on occasion, vexatious and ...
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The Civil Servant

Books Abroad, 1972
James Burns, Legson Kayira
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The United Nations Secretary-General as an International Civil Servant

International History Review, 2021
Jodok Troy
exaly  

Civil Servants and Civil Liberties

Public Administration, 1941
A. Berriedale Keith, Frnest Barker
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Civil Servant

2017
Friedrich Darmstaedter, Eda Sagarra
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The Civil Servant

Journal of Farm Economics, 1940
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THE QUALITIES OF FUTURE CIVIL SERVANTS

Parliamentary Affairs, 1980
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