Civil service reform and structural adjustment

By:

"Das, S. K."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Oxford University Press; 1998Description: 267 pISBN:

195643054

Subject(s):

Civil servants -India -Biography

DDC classification:

CS 351.60924 DAS

Summary: Written by a senior civil servant, this book locates civil service reform in India in the context of the ongoing structural adjustment program. The challenge of constructing an agenda for India is that while the civil servant ought to be given the necessary autonomy to function and be effective, that autonomy should be subjected to a defined system of accountability to direct the agenda toward collective aims. Besides presenting attempts in developing and developed countries, it discusses the background, current status and possible reforms, and the acceptability of reforms in India.

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Written by a senior civil servant, this book locates civil service reform in India in the context of the ongoing structural adjustment program. The challenge of constructing an agenda for India is that while the civil servant ought to be given the necessary autonomy to function and be effective, that autonomy should be subjected to a defined system of accountability to direct the agenda toward collective aims. Besides presenting attempts in developing and developed countries, it discusses the background, current status and possible reforms, and the acceptability of reforms in India.

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