Bureaucracy is Key to Post-Conflict Stability

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Abstract

The considerable differences that exist in political, legal and bureaucratic culture and structure even between equally successful, geographically and linguistically proximate countries can be explained with inevitable path-dependencies following initial idiosyncratic solutions. In other words, rejectionist claims that administrative reform will inevitably lead to ‘Westernisation’ and thus amounts to ‘neo-colonialism’ or ‘cultural imperialism’ are historically inaccurate, because “in 50 years time Vietnam’s institutions for public service delivery will most likely just be better versions of what they are today, not pale imitations of those in Switzerland.”
OriginalsprogEngelsk
Publikationsdato1 jul. 2015
StatusUnder udarbejdelse - 1 jul. 2015
BegivenhedICON-S Annual Conference: Public Law in an Uncertain World - New York University, Faculty of Law, New York, USA
Varighed: 1 jul. 20153 jul. 2015
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KonferenceICON-S Annual Conference: Public Law in an Uncertain World
LokationNew York University, Faculty of Law
Land/OmrådeUSA
ByNew York
Periode01/07/201503/07/2015
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