Réformer ou recomposer l'Etat ? Les enjeux sociopolitiques d'une mutation annoncée
Reform or Recompose the State ? Sociopolitical Aspects of a Coming Mutation In the past few years, the question of state reform has become increasingly important in France. Administrative reform aimed at internal improvement of the bureaucracy was followed by reforms of another dimension entirely...
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2003
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| Accés en línia: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sumari: | Reform or Recompose the State ? Sociopolitical Aspects of a Coming Mutation
In the past few years, the question of state reform has become increasingly important
in France. Administrative reform aimed at internal improvement of the bureaucracy was
followed by reforms of another dimension entirely, calling into question the very nature
of the state’s relations with civil society. The convergence of France with other European
countries on this issue should not be taken for a resolution of all differences between
them ; however, one cannot but note the presence of a common doctrine based on the
conjunction of a liberal philosophy of the state and a critical reappraisal of the civil
service. A sociopolitical reading of state reform shows however that this whole process
in fact corresponds to the recomposition of a complex system of institutional orders
which do not all obey to the same norms or time schedules. Thus it seems difficult to
discern the appearance of a “model” which would work for all actors. |
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