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Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, Third Edition, 2020
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Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2021
Scholars have long been interested in the relationship between civil society and democracy. Today, international donors promote civil society in developing countries, and they explicitly define civil society to include nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
Jennifer N. Brass
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Scholars have long been interested in the relationship between civil society and democracy. Today, international donors promote civil society in developing countries, and they explicitly define civil society to include nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
Jennifer N. Brass
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Political budget cycles and the civil service: Evidence from highway spending in US states
Journal of Public Economics, 2019We study political budget cycles in infrastructure spending that are conditional on bureaucratic organization. Bureaucrats can facilitate or hinder politicians' ability to engage in voter-friendly spending around elections.
David Bostashvili, Gergely Ujhelyi
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Technical Education and Industrial Training, 1969
One of the biggest problems that will stem from the implementation of the Fulton Committee's report on the Civil Service will be the training of the next generation of ‘new image bureaucrats’. Those responsible may therefore be interested in the results of a survey of reactions to training in the Civil Service, which I carried out over a three year ...
David Butler, Jennie Freeman
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One of the biggest problems that will stem from the implementation of the Fulton Committee's report on the Civil Service will be the training of the next generation of ‘new image bureaucrats’. Those responsible may therefore be interested in the results of a survey of reactions to training in the Civil Service, which I carried out over a three year ...
David Butler, Jennie Freeman
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Policy advisory styles in the francophone Belgian civil service
International Review of Administrative Sciences, 2018In a context of the rising importance of ministerial advisers, this article provides empirical evidence about the nature of involvement of civil servants in policy work.
D. Aubin, M. Brans
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1993
The Civil Service is at the core of the public services, as it constitutes the administrative arm of central government. The radical changes in the public services since 1979, affecting the NHS, local government, education and the police, have been imposed, steered and monitored by civil servants, as agents of government and the state.
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The Civil Service is at the core of the public services, as it constitutes the administrative arm of central government. The radical changes in the public services since 1979, affecting the NHS, local government, education and the police, have been imposed, steered and monitored by civil servants, as agents of government and the state.
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Civil service reform in Kazakhstan: trajectory to the 30 most developed countries?
, 2019S. Janenova, Colin Knox
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Public Service Excellence in the 21st Century, 2019
Alikhan Baimenov, S. Janenova
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Alikhan Baimenov, S. Janenova
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Digital twin and its implementations in the civil engineering sector
Automation in Construction, 2021Feng Jiang, Ling, Ke Chen
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