The past and present: A note on the civil service of Kosovo: Discussing its design, independence, and management
By: Korenica, Fisnik.
Contributor(s): Rogova, Artan | Doli, Dren.
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ArticlePublisher: 2011Description: p.341-358.Subject(s): Civil service - Kosovo | Civil service
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International Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: This article assesses Kosovo's post-independence efforts to reform the civil-service system and establish a merit-based civil-service system. It also provides an overview of the relationship between civil service and other political institutions and asks whether the constitutional choices have-to a certain degree-influenced the existing design of the civil service. Moreover, the article exposes the current trend of politicization and describes the models through which the latter is developing. Finally, the article asks whether the current system of recruitment, promotion, and appointment of senior managing staff preconditions a political civil-service system.- Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 34, Issue no: 6 | Available | AR95780 |
This article assesses Kosovo's post-independence efforts to reform the civil-service system and establish a merit-based civil-service system. It also provides an overview of the relationship between civil service and other political institutions and asks whether the constitutional choices have-to a certain degree-influenced the existing design of the civil service. Moreover, the article exposes the current trend of politicization and describes the models through which the latter is developing. Finally, the article asks whether the current system of recruitment, promotion, and appointment of senior managing staff preconditions a political civil-service system.- Reproduced.
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