Les grandes tendances de l’évolution de l’administration publique dans les pays en voie de développement
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1978
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Government services, Delivery of Administration, Public Public sector management Public management Delivery of government services Executive agencies Agencies, Administrative Administrative agencies--Law and legislation Government agencies Regulatory agencies Órganos administrativos Unidades administrativas Estado, Teoría del Teoría del Estado Ciencia administrativa Gestión pública Service public Fonction publique Spectateurs Public Auditoire Assistance (public) Visiteurs Fréquentation Audience Organismes administratifs Administration de l'État Administration publique (science) Régime administratif Organisation administrative Action administrative Science administrative Agences administratives Services administratifs Service public Institutions administratives Structures administratives Gestion publique administrationCiter ce document
Henri Roson, « Les grandes tendances de l’évolution de l’administration publique dans les pays en voie de développement », Revue française d'administration publique (documents), ID : 10.3406/rfap.1978.1032
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The main tendancies of public administration evolution in the developing countries. Public administration in the developing countries must meet a double challenge which is an unstable international environment and a swift moving society. Throughout the recent years, some improvements have been reached in the field of planning, financial institutions, and economic and social actions performed by the means of public enterprises. Nevertheless, the increasing in State undertaking makes necessary deep changes. A new distribution of powers is essential between, on the one hand the central level, bound to forecasting, planning and inspection and, on the other hand, the various decision centers, close to the citizens. The main effort is still to be done in the field of civil servants training.