L'administration des Länder - le cas du Bade-Wurtemberg
By: FRANK, Martin
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, avril/juin 1996Revue Française D'Administration Publique 78, p. 305-316Abstract: The administrative organisation of the Länder falls within the competence of the Länder themselves. Despite this freedom, it is noticeable that the administrative systems of the Länder are remarkably similar, so that one may legitimaly confine oneself to describing only one of them. In Bade-Wurtemberg there is a devolved form of administration which is spread over three levels: high administrative bodies and superior sectors of the administration constitute the upper level, special superior administrative sectors form the intermediary level and subordinate administrative organs and special subordinate administrative sectors make up the lowest level. The government in the Land is the most important organ out of those which make up the highest level of administration
The administrative organisation of the Länder falls within the competence of the Länder themselves. Despite this freedom, it is noticeable that the administrative systems of the Länder are remarkably similar, so that one may legitimaly confine oneself to describing only one of them. In Bade-Wurtemberg there is a devolved form of administration which is spread over three levels: high administrative bodies and superior sectors of the administration constitute the upper level, special superior administrative sectors form the intermediary level and subordinate administrative organs and special subordinate administrative sectors make up the lowest level. The government in the Land is the most important organ out of those which make up the highest level of administration
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