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Civil service reform in the Philippines. The role of civil society

Por: Tjiptoherijanto, Prijono.
[Philippines] Nippon Fundation Dilliman 2008Descripción: 26 páginas.Tema(s): ADMINISTRACIÓN PÚBLICA | ESTADO | GOBIERNO | GOBERNANZA | REFORMA ADMINISTRATIVA | SERVICIO CIVIL | FUNCIONARIOS PÚBLICOS | EMPLEADOS PÚBLICOS | EMPLEO | TRABAJO | NACIÓN | SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS | DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE | FILIPINAS | ASIARecursos en línea: Haga clic para acceso en línea
Contenidos:
Introduction -- Emergence of civil society -- Toward administrative reform -- Dreaming a strong republic
Resumen: The Philippine Civil Service was formally organized in 1900 through Public Act No. 5 establishing a system responsible for civil governance and public services delivery in the Philippines. The country was then under American Colonial rule and the Americans transplanted its public administration system, including public personnel administration to the country.
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Introduction -- Emergence of civil society -- Toward administrative reform -- Dreaming a strong republic

The Philippine Civil Service was formally organized in 1900 through Public Act No. 5 establishing a system responsible for civil governance and public services delivery in the Philippines. The country was then under American Colonial rule and the Americans transplanted its public administration system, including public personnel administration to the country.

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