Routledge : The Politicization of the Civil Service - Vol 7

Explore a vital debate in public administration with this scholarly work from Routledge. This book examines the growing issue of politicization within civil service systems and personnel management. By applying a comparative framework, it provides a deep look into how different nations manage the balance between political influence and administrative stability. Readers will gain insights into complex topics such as compensation, anonymity, and partisanship. The text also analyzes specific appointment processes, including those made from outside the traditional civil service system and how administrations handle appointees from previous governments. This volume is an essential resource for those studying governance and public policy through a global lens.