La réforme de la fonction publique au Cambodge, indicateur de la transition
By: GAILLARD, Maurice
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, avril/juin 2001Revue Française D'Administration Publique 98, p. 211-224Abstract: The transition in Cambodia from communist dictatorship to liberal democracy has been fraught with similar difficulties to those experienced by all former communist countries, but also with others which are a product of its particular history and culture. Reform of the Cambodian civil service is a telling example. Alongside the heritage of a robust conception of public sector employment lies a deficiency of authority and a lack of means to introduce reforms. Thus, Cambodia finds iself torn between international pressures to reform and local practioce opern to all influences, hidering anay attempt at modernisation. Until now resistance has triumphed over reform, leading the government to introduced a two-speed system which is being applied to the civil service
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The transition in Cambodia from communist dictatorship to liberal democracy has been fraught with similar difficulties to those experienced by all former communist countries, but also with others which are a product of its particular history and culture. Reform of the Cambodian civil service is a telling example. Alongside the heritage of a robust conception of public sector employment lies a deficiency of authority and a lack of means to introduce reforms. Thus, Cambodia finds iself torn between international pressures to reform and local practioce opern to all influences, hidering anay attempt at modernisation. Until now resistance has triumphed over reform, leading the government to introduced a two-speed system which is being applied to the civil service
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