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Critique internationale
Presses de Sc. Po.

I.S.B.N.9782724630930
220 pages

p. 69 à 84
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n° 35 2007/2

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La combinaison des héritages et des emprunts dans la transformation de l’administration russe

Gilles Favarel-Garrigues Iaroslav Startsev

Résumé de l'article

The desire to “reform” the administration was one of the main leitmotifs of Soviet, and now Russian politics since Perestroika, but implementation did not begin until 2000. This article first offers an analysis of the context in which the administrative reform picked up speed, underlining the convergence of expectations voiced by Russian political leaders, international organizations, entrepreneurial circles and “public opinion.” It then shows how implementation of the measures decided in the 2000s led to shaping a particular administrative system that blends borrowed elements and legacies. An analysis of this hybridization process shows that, contrary to popular belief, “modern” international guidelines and local legacies, presented as cumbersome archaisms, are not necessarily at odds but complement and even reinforce one another. Our argument draws on both official documents and research conducted in Russia in this field as well as data collected during interviews with civil servants of various ranks in several regions of the Ural.

Plan de l'article

• L’agenda de la réforme administrative dans le contexte postcommuniste

• L’hybridation des héritages et des emprunts

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