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Still the Century of Bureaucracy? The Roles of Public Servants

B. Guy Peters

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7. Still the century of bureaucracy? The roles of public servants B. Guy Peters The civil service, and public employment more generally, is often seen as stable, predictable, and frankly rather boring. The public bureaucrat has been, and continues...

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7. Still the century of bureaucracy? The roles of public servants B. Guy Peters The civil service, and public employment more generally, is often seen as stable, predictable, and frankly rather boring. The public bureaucrat has been, and continues...

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7. Still the century of bureaucracy? The roles of public servants B. Guy Peters The civil service, and public employment more generally, is often seen as stable, predictable, and frankly rather boring. The public bureaucrat has been, and continues...

Key concepts: Bureaucracy, Civil servants, Civil service, Public service, Public administration, Political science, Public relations, Law

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