La coopération administrative au Royaume-Uni et la formation
By: DUGGETT, Michael
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Contributor(s): STEINHOUSE, Adam | WYATT, Andrew.
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, oct./déc. 2001Revue Française D'Administration Publique 100, p. 721-728Abstract: Governmental organizations in charge of defining raining policies in the United Kingdow , and especially the Civi Service College, have conducted numerous programs in different countries of Central Europe, Africa and Asia, aiming to promote the British conception of civil service on the international level. The civil servant exchange programs and specific training progrms developed in this framework stress the reality of British governance rather than administrative theory, which the British civil service is know to despise
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Governmental organizations in charge of defining raining policies in the United Kingdow , and especially the Civi Service College, have conducted numerous programs in different countries of Central Europe, Africa and Asia, aiming to promote the British conception of civil service on the international level. The civil servant exchange programs and specific training progrms developed in this framework stress the reality of British governance rather than administrative theory, which the British civil service is know to despise
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