La modernisation administratives en Allemagne : du vieux vin dans de nouvelles
By: Derlien, Hans-Ulrich
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, juil./sept. 1995Revue Française D'Administration Publique 75, p. 413-422Abstract: The issue of public sector modernisation appeared on the scene in Germany in 1991. Before that, Germany has undergone two major reform programs, between 1965 and 1975, and after reunification. Three major objectives were attributed to the modernization program: to limit the scope of public activity, to reduce personnel costs, and to proceed with structural reforms. The main goal essentially being to reduce spending, questions relative to public service ethis are therefore not addressed. This tends to demonstrate that long-term effects of this type of modenization have not been taken into consideration, hence the necessity to improve these reforms might arise in the coming years
The issue of public sector modernisation appeared on the scene in Germany in 1991. Before that, Germany has undergone two major reform programs, between 1965 and 1975, and after reunification. Three major objectives were attributed to the modernization program: to limit the scope of public activity, to reduce personnel costs, and to proceed with structural reforms. The main goal essentially being to reduce spending, questions relative to public service ethis are therefore not addressed. This tends to demonstrate that long-term effects of this type of modenization have not been taken into consideration, hence the necessity to improve these reforms might arise in the coming years
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