Bureaucracy for democracy : the dynamics of executive-bureaucracy interaction during governmental transitions / Ledivina V. Carino
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TextPublication details: Quezon City, Philippines : College of Public Administration, University of the Philippines and Community Health Service, Department of Health, c1992Description: xv, 198 pages ; 23 cmISBN: - 9711280183
- JF 1501 .C27 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chapter 1. The Executive-Bureaucracy struggle: The Themes and Strategies -- Chapter 2. The Executive and The Bureaucracy under normal successions: some national patterns -- Chapter 3. The Executive and The Bureaucracy under normal successions: The Philippines -- Chapter 4. Executive-Bureaucracy interaction under authoritarian successions: Korea and the Philippines -- Chapter 5. Executive-Bureaucracy interaction under authoritarian successions: Thailand -- Chapter 6. The Executive-Bureaucracy Nexus: Towards democratization -- Chapter 7. Transitions, Bureaucracy and Democracy.
At no time in history can this volume be considered more timely than today when tremendous transitions in government around the world are taking place or have recently taken place.
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