Add to ORKGThis paper examines the reasons for the early dominance of the bureaucratic élite in Pakistan and the downsizing that was brought about by the administrative reforms of 1973. The perceptions of bureaucrats and ministers indicate that loyalty to political establishment is now regarded a crucial requirement in a bureaucrat. This shift from the principle of political neutrality to the practice of political allegiance has affected both the development agenda as well as the institutions of the country.Pakistani Bureaucracy and Political Neutrality: A Mutually Exclusive Phenomenon
Pakistan has got a checkered political history since its inception. Political continuity has always ...
Based on the premise that a functioning state is a necessary pre-requisite for pro-poor change, it i...
The political and fiscal institutions are arguably the most significant factors that determine the w...
Bureaucracy is the backbone of any polity, society or administrative unit, and the strength of a cou...
Bureaucracy is one of the most important pillars of the state, therefore it is important to study th...
Political development is considered as an instrument for the strengthening of representative institu...
The chaotic political history of Pakistan is riddled with frequent changes in government that includ...
A bureaucracy is a group of individuals who are non-elected and serve as government employees ...
This paper is divided into three parts. The first part provides an overview of literature on how the...
The Parliament of Pakistan from 1971 to 1977 was the first Parliament of present day Pakistan and th...
Note:This study traces the history of some attempted reforms of the Pakistan bureaucracy with a view...
Since its establishment in 1947, Pakistan has repeatedly been on starting point or even somewhat bey...
With the proliferation of agencies in the public sector in both developed and developing countries, ...
Pakistan inherited the British Weberian model at its birth in 1947 (Braibanti, 1966). The Weberian f...
Since the independence, Pakistan has been facing political and economic catastrophe. For the purpose...
Pakistan has got a checkered political history since its inception. Political continuity has always ...
Based on the premise that a functioning state is a necessary pre-requisite for pro-poor change, it i...
The political and fiscal institutions are arguably the most significant factors that determine the w...
Bureaucracy is the backbone of any polity, society or administrative unit, and the strength of a cou...
Bureaucracy is one of the most important pillars of the state, therefore it is important to study th...
Political development is considered as an instrument for the strengthening of representative institu...
The chaotic political history of Pakistan is riddled with frequent changes in government that includ...
A bureaucracy is a group of individuals who are non-elected and serve as government employees ...
This paper is divided into three parts. The first part provides an overview of literature on how the...
The Parliament of Pakistan from 1971 to 1977 was the first Parliament of present day Pakistan and th...
Note:This study traces the history of some attempted reforms of the Pakistan bureaucracy with a view...
Since its establishment in 1947, Pakistan has repeatedly been on starting point or even somewhat bey...
With the proliferation of agencies in the public sector in both developed and developing countries, ...
Pakistan inherited the British Weberian model at its birth in 1947 (Braibanti, 1966). The Weberian f...
Since the independence, Pakistan has been facing political and economic catastrophe. For the purpose...
Pakistan has got a checkered political history since its inception. Political continuity has always ...
Based on the premise that a functioning state is a necessary pre-requisite for pro-poor change, it i...
The political and fiscal institutions are arguably the most significant factors that determine the w...