Le système administratif italien ou l'art de l'arrangement
By: Cassese, Sabino
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, juil./sept. 1993Revue Française D'Administration Publique 67, p. 335-340Abstract: As an antithesis to the weberian model of administration, the italian model is not based upon legal and rational bases, but on a system of contracts and conventions. Because of the system's rigidity, the State has added a peripheral sector - called para-statal sector - which is a misture of organizations of public and private law. The natural tendency to compartmentalization is reinforced by the absence of a core group of higher ciivl servants. The Constitution gives no clear position to administration. In order to live with such an administrative system, society has only one possibility, that of using a very ancient italian art: the art of accomodation
As an antithesis to the weberian model of administration, the italian model is not based upon legal and rational bases, but on a system of contracts and conventions. Because of the system's rigidity, the State has added a peripheral sector - called para-statal sector - which is a misture of organizations of public and private law. The natural tendency to compartmentalization is reinforced by the absence of a core group of higher ciivl servants. The Constitution gives no clear position to administration. In order to live with such an administrative system, society has only one possibility, that of using a very ancient italian art: the art of accomodation
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