Modernization of Public Administration Importance and impact at the municipal level

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Published: Apr 1, 1995
DOI: https://doi.org/10.35426/IAv19n74.01

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ROBERTO A. RALOS AGUILAR
National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico

Abstract

Local government is considered the basic and direct cell of communication between the State and the community. However, such a proposal cannot be even remotely conceived if it is not conceived within the current strategies of change and transformation of the contemporary State, given that public administration does not constitute an autonomous or independent subject, neither from political institutions nor from political action or participation itself.

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Vol. 19 No. 74 (1995): Journal 74
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ROBERTO A. RALOS AGUILAR, National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico

Master's degree in Political Science. He is currently a Research Professor in the Graduate Studies and Research Section of the School of Commerce and Administration. He teaches Thesis Seminars for the Master of Science in Business Administration program, and Theoretical Design and Research Practices II for the PhD program in Administration.

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Diccionario de la Lengua Española. Editorial Espasa. Caple. Madrid. 1970. 19a. Edición, pp. 885.

Ibid. pp. 885

Escobar Valenzuela, Miguel "Modernidad y Administra­ ción Pública” en Rev. Colección Política y Administración (l'ransiciones políticas). Vol. 1, Colegio Nacional de Cien­ cias Políticas y Administración Pública, A. C. México. 1991. PP- 104

Ibid. pp. 105

Gómez, Eme te rio. "Reflexiones sobre el neoliberalismo", en Reforma del Estado: las razones y los argumentos pp. 51

Slewar, Donald Jr. "Qué es el liberalismo”, lbid. pp. 30

Ibid. pp. 31-40

Chañes Nieto, José. "El ciudadano y la administración pública", en Ensayos sobre la modernidad nacional: tenden­ cias contemporáneas de la administración pública, pp. 91- 92.