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XIV. Bureaucracy, Technocracy, and the Stalemate Society
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Tables xi
- List of Graphs and Diagrams xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Introduction 1
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PART ONE. State and Society in France
- I. The Administrative State 13
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PART TWO. The French Administrative Elite
- II. Background and Recruitment of the Administrative Elite 41
- III. Education and Social Structure 72
- IV. Social Class and Administrative Behavior 100
- V. Administration As a Vocation 113
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PART THREE. The Dynamics of the Central Administration
- VI. The Minister and His Administration: Choice 137
- VII. The Minister and His Administration: Relationship 155
- VIII. The Ministerial Cabinet 181
- IX. The Cabinet and the Administration: Political and Administrative Roles in the Higher Civil Service 201
- X. The Administrative Super-Elite: Les Grands Corps de l'Etat 239
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PART FOUR. The Administration and the Society
- XI. The Administration and the Deputy 285
- XII. The Administration and Interest Groups 316
- XIII. The Bureaucracy and the Fifth Republic 352
- XIV. Bureaucracy, Technocracy, and the Stalemate Society 372
- APPENDIX: Questionnaire 391
- BIBLIOGRAPHY 417
- INDEX 433
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Tables xi
- List of Graphs and Diagrams xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Introduction 1
-
PART ONE. State and Society in France
- I. The Administrative State 13
-
PART TWO. The French Administrative Elite
- II. Background and Recruitment of the Administrative Elite 41
- III. Education and Social Structure 72
- IV. Social Class and Administrative Behavior 100
- V. Administration As a Vocation 113
-
PART THREE. The Dynamics of the Central Administration
- VI. The Minister and His Administration: Choice 137
- VII. The Minister and His Administration: Relationship 155
- VIII. The Ministerial Cabinet 181
- IX. The Cabinet and the Administration: Political and Administrative Roles in the Higher Civil Service 201
- X. The Administrative Super-Elite: Les Grands Corps de l'Etat 239
-
PART FOUR. The Administration and the Society
- XI. The Administration and the Deputy 285
- XII. The Administration and Interest Groups 316
- XIII. The Bureaucracy and the Fifth Republic 352
- XIV. Bureaucracy, Technocracy, and the Stalemate Society 372
- APPENDIX: Questionnaire 391
- BIBLIOGRAPHY 417
- INDEX 433