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Mission valence of civil servants: development and validation of a three-dimensional scale. [PDF]
Front PsycholLiu X, Zhao M, Zheng W.
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Potential negative effects of artificial intelligence in Kazakhstan's public sector: an analysis of hidden risks. [PDF]
Front Artif IntellBuribayeva M, Khamzina Z, Buribayev Y.
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Journal of Moral Philosophy, 2022
This chapter situates the founding of the Paris Conservatory in 1795 within French educational and cultural reforms during the French Revolution. It exposes the careful political line that musicians tread during the Revolution and the significance of their alignment with the military as they successfully institutionalized training and accreditation in ...
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This chapter situates the founding of the Paris Conservatory in 1795 within French educational and cultural reforms during the French Revolution. It exposes the careful political line that musicians tread during the Revolution and the significance of their alignment with the military as they successfully institutionalized training and accreditation in ...
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Science, 1996
Letters from: [ E. Peter Geiduschek ][1] [ John F. Atkins ][1] Henry Miller's ill-natured commentary (Letters, 12 Apr., [12 Apr., p. 180][2]) on the editorial by Gerald R. Fink (“Bureaucrats save lives,” [1 Mar., p. 1213][3]) requires a response.
E. Peter Geiduschek;, J. F. Atkins
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Letters from: [ E. Peter Geiduschek ][1] [ John F. Atkins ][1] Henry Miller's ill-natured commentary (Letters, 12 Apr., [12 Apr., p. 180][2]) on the editorial by Gerald R. Fink (“Bureaucrats save lives,” [1 Mar., p. 1213][3]) requires a response.
E. Peter Geiduschek;, J. F. Atkins
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Selection of public servants into politics [PDF]
Journal of Comparative Economics, 2016 Countries differ substantially in how they deal with politicians that come from the public sector. Most constitutions include incompatibility and ineligibility rules due to concerns about conflicts of interest and the politicization of the public service.
Alois Stutzer
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Australian Journal of Public Administration, 1981
To the ignorance of most Australians, the nature of the Commonwealth public Service has changed a lot over recent years. Whether the change is for the better or worse is a matter of opinion. The first essential is that the public should be aware of what has happened.
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To the ignorance of most Australians, the nature of the Commonwealth public Service has changed a lot over recent years. Whether the change is for the better or worse is a matter of opinion. The first essential is that the public should be aware of what has happened.
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October, 2002
When Pierre Bourdieu died onJanuary 23, a torrent of tributes, commentaries, and memories flooded the French media. Le Monde stopped the presses to make his demise the lead story. Although he had been a severe critic of their policies, the prime minister, Lionel Jospin, and President Jacques Chirac both considered it politic to pay homage.
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When Pierre Bourdieu died onJanuary 23, a torrent of tributes, commentaries, and memories flooded the French media. Le Monde stopped the presses to make his demise the lead story. Although he had been a severe critic of their policies, the prime minister, Lionel Jospin, and President Jacques Chirac both considered it politic to pay homage.
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The Antioch Review, 1956
TOM BENSON scanned the tenth page of the printed report before him and squeezed it into a last sentence for his summary paragraph. He clipped the two together, tossed them into his OUT box, and stood up. Through the window he could see the far side of Pennsylvania Avenue, where an increase in the pedestrian traffic signalled the beginning of the noon ...
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TOM BENSON scanned the tenth page of the printed report before him and squeezed it into a last sentence for his summary paragraph. He clipped the two together, tossed them into his OUT box, and stood up. Through the window he could see the far side of Pennsylvania Avenue, where an increase in the pedestrian traffic signalled the beginning of the noon ...
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1937
IF A discussion of the American public employee is to be of genuine value, it is essential to develop a realistic point of view. Unfortunately, such an attitude, especially on the part of the public, has been largely conspicuous by its absence. The public employee in the United States long has occupied a place which perhaps can be best described as ...
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IF A discussion of the American public employee is to be of genuine value, it is essential to develop a realistic point of view. Unfortunately, such an attitude, especially on the part of the public, has been largely conspicuous by its absence. The public employee in the United States long has occupied a place which perhaps can be best described as ...
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