Higher Civil Servants in Germany, 1890–1900
@article{Rhl1967HigherCS, title={Higher Civil Servants in Germany, 1890–1900}, author={J. C. R{\"o}hl}, journal={Journal of Contemporary History}, year={1967}, volume={2}, pages={101 - 121} }
In the last two or three decades of the nineteenth century, the scope of governmental activity began to increase at an unprecedented rate in the advanced countries of Europe and North America. As it did so, as governments came to intervene more and more in the day-to-day lives of individuals, demands for a thorough reform of recruitment methods to the higher branches of the civil service grew more insistent. In Britain, France, and the United States, patronage had to make way for recruitment by… CONTINUE READING
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