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administrative tradition: a standalone construct

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Public administration

an enduring national pattern of ideas, structures and practices in public administration, used to group countries into families such as Anglo-American, Napoleonic and Germanic.

In public administration, administrative tradition refers to an enduring national pattern of ideas, structures and practices in public administration, used to group countries into families such as Anglo-American, Napoleonic and Germanic. This meaning comes from Painter (2010) in Tradition and public administration.[1]

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Painter, M., & Peters, B. G. (2010). Tradition and public administration. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9780230575660

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