Civil service systems in comparative perspective 

 - Bloomington :  Indiana University ,  1996 
 - 346 p. 
 - Public Affairs .
<br/><br/> Introduction: conceptualizing civil service systems - Hans A. G. M. Bekke, James L. Perry, and Theo A. J. Toonen  Part 1: Theory and data  Theory and methodology - B. Guy Peters  Data requirements and availability - Eugene B. McGregor Jr. and Paul Solano  Part 2: History and structure  The evolution of civil service systems - Jos C. N. Raadschelders and Mark R. Rutgers  Internal labor markets - Lois Recascino Wise  Civil servants and representativeness - Frits M. van der Meer and Renk L. J. Roborgh  Part 3: Context  Politicization as civil service dilemma - William P. Hojnacki  Social control of civil service systems - Michael Hill and Desi Gillespie  Public opinion toward the civil service - Hal G. Rainey  Part 4: Configurations  Configurations of civil service systems - Ferrel Heady  Analyzing fields of change: civil systems in developing countries - E. Philip Morgan  Part 5: Change and transformation  The reform agenda for national civil service systems: external stress and internal strains - Patricia W. Ingraham  Exploring variations in public management reform of the 1980s - Christopher Hood  The difusion of civil service reform - John Halligan  Conclusion: assessment of progress and a reserch agenda - Hans A. G. M. Bekke, James L. Perry, and Theo A. J. Toonen 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0253329698 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Serviço Público<br/>Reforma Administrativa<br/>Controle Social<br/>Opinião Pública<br/>Avaliação de Desempenho