L'élite modeste (les cadres communaux urbains au milieu de gué)
By: LORRAIN, Dominique
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, janv./mars 1989Revue Française D'Administration Publique 49, p. 81-92Abstract: The development of the municipal civil service has been marked some 15 years by a considerable increase in the number of staff, a substantial intake of young blood, an improvement in the level of qualifications, and a diversification of career opportunities. Over the next decade, however, this modernization will have to be carried out in distinctly less favourable circumstances, marked by a block on promotions. Much will have to be done then to make careers attractive, with in-service training and the reduction of cleavages between the different branches of the municipal civil service claiming priority
The development of the municipal civil service has been marked some 15 years by a considerable increase in the number of staff, a substantial intake of young blood, an improvement in the level of qualifications, and a diversification of career opportunities. Over the next decade, however, this modernization will have to be carried out in distinctly less favourable circumstances, marked by a block on promotions. Much will have to be done then to make careers attractive, with in-service training and the reduction of cleavages between the different branches of the municipal civil service claiming priority
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