The article sets out to examine the mergers of corps of top technical civil servants in France from two angles: their institutional and material dimensions. Its findings are based on archive material relating to the negotiations that marked the reform processes and on interviews with the protagonists of the reform within the ministries, cabinets, professional associations and trade unions of the corps in question. Rather than consider the top civil servants simply as the instruments of change, affected (or otherwise) by it, or even as obstacles to the reforms under examination, the article looks at their capacity to take action, to defend their interests and their privileges and to accompany the reform in order to ensure their long-term sur...
The French bureaucracy has often been viewed as one of the most in need of reforms among Western cou...
The State and territorial public management Institutional as well as substantive changes are being m...
International audienceThe term “metier” (occupation, craft), encompasses a soft personnel policy ref...
The article sets out to examine the mergers of corps of top technical civil servants in France from ...
On 16 April 2002, the French Journal Officiel announced the creation of a new grand corps merging th...
This study aims at clarifying particularities of the French civil service system. The French public ...
This article examines the attempt to create a common training programme for senior central and local...
This article examines the attempt to create a common training programme for senior central and local...
English Abstract: Continuing education for senior civil servants, an instrument for reforming the Fr...
The current crisis of the French civil service, as a political symptom, must be studied within the g...
Why is new public management reform so difficult to implement in France? In order to answer this que...
International audienceIn this chapter, four issues are examined. The first section is devoted to the...
Industrial relations are both a system of practices and rules in labour and employment relations and...
The French bureaucracy has often been viewed as one of the most in need of reforms among Western cou...
Characterizations of the French State in comparative literature have long been developing the idea t...
The French bureaucracy has often been viewed as one of the most in need of reforms among Western cou...
The State and territorial public management Institutional as well as substantive changes are being m...
International audienceThe term “metier” (occupation, craft), encompasses a soft personnel policy ref...
The article sets out to examine the mergers of corps of top technical civil servants in France from ...
On 16 April 2002, the French Journal Officiel announced the creation of a new grand corps merging th...
This study aims at clarifying particularities of the French civil service system. The French public ...
This article examines the attempt to create a common training programme for senior central and local...
This article examines the attempt to create a common training programme for senior central and local...
English Abstract: Continuing education for senior civil servants, an instrument for reforming the Fr...
The current crisis of the French civil service, as a political symptom, must be studied within the g...
Why is new public management reform so difficult to implement in France? In order to answer this que...
International audienceIn this chapter, four issues are examined. The first section is devoted to the...
Industrial relations are both a system of practices and rules in labour and employment relations and...
The French bureaucracy has often been viewed as one of the most in need of reforms among Western cou...
Characterizations of the French State in comparative literature have long been developing the idea t...
The French bureaucracy has often been viewed as one of the most in need of reforms among Western cou...
The State and territorial public management Institutional as well as substantive changes are being m...
International audienceThe term “metier” (occupation, craft), encompasses a soft personnel policy ref...