Administration publique et sociétés plurales en Afrique - essai de réflexion sur l'interaction État-société, à travers l'exemple du Cameroun
By: NLEP, Roger Gabriel
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, avril/juin 2000Revue Française D'Administration Publique 94, p. 273-283Abstract: The Cameroon is characterized by social pluralism which resuts from tribal communitarianism and from its four periods of colonisation. It has, however, inherited a form of administration which tends towards the Weberian model, which has been inherited precisely from its colonial past. Consequently, the structure of the administration is influenced by a pluralist society and the unified administrative model has given rise to a form of administration which is distinct to the Cameroon. In particular, the administration, with its deployment throughout the territory, contributes towards a balanced distribution of power and the easing of social conflicts
The Cameroon is characterized by social pluralism which resuts from tribal communitarianism and from its four periods of colonisation. It has, however, inherited a form of administration which tends towards the Weberian model, which has been inherited precisely from its colonial past. Consequently, the structure of the administration is influenced by a pluralist society and the unified administrative model has given rise to a form of administration which is distinct to the Cameroon. In particular, the administration, with its deployment throughout the territory, contributes towards a balanced distribution of power and the easing of social conflicts
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