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Rewards at the top : a comparative study of high public office / editado por Christopher Hood e B. Guy Peters. --

Contributor(s): Peters, B. Guy [ed.] | Hood, Christopher [ed.].
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Sage Modern Politics ; v. 33.Publisher: London : SAGE, 1994Description: 242 p. : il.ISBN: 0803977425.Subject(s): Remuneração | Alta Administração Pública | Emprego Público | Agente Público | Cargo Público | Carreira Pública | Salário | Análise Comparativa | Estudo de Caso | Burocracia
Contents:
- Part one: the RHPO problem. - Understanding RHPOs - Christopher Hood and B. Guy Peters. - Mountain tops or iceberg tips? Some comparative data on RHPOs - Christopher Hood and Sonia Lambert with associate authors. - Part two: looking after number one? - The UK - Christopher Hood. - Denmark: institutional constraint and the advancement of individual self-interest in HPO - Jorgen Gronnegaard Christensen. - Part three: transparency and the cumul des mandats. - France: political argument and institutional change - Luc Rouban. - Belgium: public office and private rewards - Marleen Brans. - Part four: going against the cultural grain. - Sweden - Maivor Sjolund. - Norway - Per Laegreid. - Part five: similar institutions, varing outcomes? - The United States - Desmond King and B. Guy Peters. - Germany: the structure and dynamics of the reward system for bureaucratic and political elites - Hans-Ulrich Derlien. - Switzerland: serving the state and maximizing income - Ulrich Kloti. - Part six: beyond the national level - Paying the top people in Europe - Edward C. Page and Linda Wouters. - Part seven: RHPO in perscpective. - Conclusion: what have we learned? - B. Guy Peters and Christopher Hood.
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- Part one: the RHPO problem. - Understanding RHPOs - Christopher Hood and B. Guy Peters. - Mountain tops or iceberg tips? Some comparative data on RHPOs - Christopher Hood and Sonia Lambert with associate authors. - Part two: looking after number one? - The UK - Christopher Hood. - Denmark: institutional constraint and the advancement of individual self-interest in HPO - Jorgen Gronnegaard Christensen. - Part three: transparency and the cumul des mandats. - France: political argument and institutional change - Luc Rouban. - Belgium: public office and private rewards - Marleen Brans. - Part four: going against the cultural grain. - Sweden - Maivor Sjolund. - Norway - Per Laegreid. - Part five: similar institutions, varing outcomes? - The United States - Desmond King and B. Guy Peters. - Germany: the structure and dynamics of the reward system for bureaucratic and political elites - Hans-Ulrich Derlien. - Switzerland: serving the state and maximizing income - Ulrich Kloti. - Part six: beyond the national level - Paying the top people in Europe - Edward C. Page and Linda Wouters. - Part seven: RHPO in perscpective. - Conclusion: what have we learned? - B. Guy Peters and Christopher Hood.

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