The civil services in India
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The civil services in India
（Oxford India short introductions）
Oxford University Press, 2013
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [189]-190) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
An efficient and competent bureaucracy is indispensable to any modern state. This short introduction identifies the importance of civil services in nation-building and governance, and puts forth its varied roles in the current polity: as a regulator, a facilitator, and an executer of development policies. Presenting a clear and concise introduction to the civil services in India, the book engages with:
its evolution, size, and structure against a brief historical background
the processes of recruitment, training, and performance assessment
the managerial, political, social, and judicial mechanisms of accountability; and
the relationship between civil servants and the political executive
Through in-depth theoretical analyses, it captures the various contributions and drawbacks of the services; and advocates reforms in the existing set-up towards a cleaner, more efficient and performance-based structure in keeping with India's influence as an emerging superpower.
目次
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. The Evolution of Civil Services in India
- 2. Size and Structure
- 3. The Role of Civil Services
- 4. Recruitment and Training
- 5. The Placement of Civil Servants
- 6. Performance Management
- 7. Accountability
- 8. The Relationship between the Political Executive and Civil Servants
- 9. Civil Service Reforms
- CONCLUSION
- FURTHER READING
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