BRUNHES, Bernard
Du bon usage du statut des fonctionnaires pour une gestion moderne des services publics - Paris : IIAP, janv./mars 1989
Faced with changing administrative structures, and with new information and communication networks that are transforming the role of gouvernment officials, the different brands of conservatism are bent on making the civil service regulations into a convenient scapegoat for blocking much-needed change. Bureaucratic practices are in reality stronger than the civil service regulations. It is perfectly possible to define objectives, to risk the allocation of greater responsability and autonomy to civil servants, and to rally around the aims of public service within the framework of the existing civil service regulations. All that is needed is imagination together with a strong attachment to the specific values of public service
Du bon usage du statut des fonctionnaires pour une gestion moderne des services publics - Paris : IIAP, janv./mars 1989
Faced with changing administrative structures, and with new information and communication networks that are transforming the role of gouvernment officials, the different brands of conservatism are bent on making the civil service regulations into a convenient scapegoat for blocking much-needed change. Bureaucratic practices are in reality stronger than the civil service regulations. It is perfectly possible to define objectives, to risk the allocation of greater responsability and autonomy to civil servants, and to rally around the aims of public service within the framework of the existing civil service regulations. All that is needed is imagination together with a strong attachment to the specific values of public service
