The future of merit :  twenty years after the civil service reform act / 
editado por James P. Pfiffner e Douglas A. Brook. -- 
 - Washington :  The Woodrow Wilson Center ,  2000. 
 - 268 p. :  il. 
<br/><br/> Introduction: merit and the civil service reform act - Douglas A. Brook.  Part one: the changing role of the civil service.  Chapter one: government legitimacy and the role of the civil service - James P. Pfiffner.  Chapter two: what was behind the 1978 civil service reform? - Dwight ink.  Chapter three: the national performance review as implicit evaluation of CSRA: building on or overturning the legacy? - Carolyn Ban.  Chapter four: senior executives in a changing political environment - Joel D. Aberbach and Bert A. Rockman.  Part two: performance, incentives, and accountability.  Chapter five: evolving dimensions of performance from the CSRA onward - Patricia W. Ingraham and Donald P. Moynihn.  Chapter six: civil service reform and incentives in the public service - Hal G. Rainey and J. Edward Kellough.  Chapter seven: accountability implications of civil service reform - Barbara S. Romzek.  Part three: the future of merit.  Chapter eight - onto the darkling plain: globalization and the american public service in the twenty-first century - Mark W. Huddleston.  Chapter nine: politics of transition from the administrative to the facilitative state - Chester A. Newland.  Chapter ten: the future of merit - Hugh Heclo. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0801864658 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Reforma Administrativa<br/>Serviço Público<br/>Meritocracia