German Bureaucracy in Transition

Fritz Morstein Marx

American Political Science Review, 1934, vol. 28, issue 3, 467-480

Abstract: Among the institutional elements of civic cohesion, the civil service—national, state, and local—has stood out for generations as one of the most influential forces in German life. Though never the actual “governor of Germany,” it was universally rec-ognized as the instrument of government. Its devotion and efficiency were not only highly regarded by the community, but also looked upon by foreign observers as Germany's greatest contribution in the field of political organization and as an encouraging example for the whole world.

Date: 1934
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