[LLIBRE][B] Organizing leviathan: Politicians, bureaucrats, and the making of good government

C Dahlström, V Lapuente - 2017 - books.google.com
Why are some countries less corrupt and better governed than others? Challenging
conventional explanations on the remarkable differences in quality of government …

[PDF][PDF] Organizando el Leviatán

C Dahlström, V Lapuente - Universidad de Deusto, 2018 - aceprensa.com
Los ciudadanos solemos prestar mucha atención a las instituciones políticas, pero no a su
estructura administrativa. La primera sorpresa para el lector no acostumbrado a valorar esa …

Civil service and patronage in bureaucracies

JD Huber, MM Ting - The Journal of Politics, 2021 - journals.uchicago.edu
How do politicians staff the bureaucracy and what are the policy implications? We develop a
dynamic model of personnel policy, bureaucratic quality, and electoral competition. In each …

When the victor cannot claim the spoils: Institutional incentives for professionalizing patronage states

C Schuster - 2015 - etheses.lse.ac.uk
In most of the world's states, bureaucrats are managed based on patronage: political
discretion determines recruitment and careers. Corruption, poverty and lower growth often …

Elite Survival First, Then Meritocratization Implications of Elite Survival on the Meritocratization of Bureaucracies: A Panel Data Study from 1820 to 2010

R Shirali - 2019 - gupea.ub.gu.se
Previous research has shown that meritocratic recruitment increases bureaucratic
performance and decreases corruption (Evans and Rauch, 1999, 2000). However, less …

[PDF][PDF] ELITE SURVIVAL FIRST, THEN MERITOCATIZATION

R SHIRALI - QoG Working Paper Series, 2019 - gu.se
Previous research has shown that meritocratic recruitment increases bureaucratic
performance and decreases corruption (Evans and Rauch, 1999, 2000). However, less …

[CITA][C] Bureaucratic appointments in hybrid regimes

N Buckley, G Garifullina, OJ Reuter - 2012 - National Research University Higher …

[CITA][C] Migration, Bureaucratic Reform and Institutional Persistence: Evidence from US Municipalities