Christoph Hauschild
Biographic Data
| ID | 5818504 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christoph Hauschild |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christoph |
| FAMILY NAME | Hauschild |
| SIGNATURE | HAUSCHILD C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Post-Graduate School of Administrative Sciences, Speyer. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Le contrôle de l’administration par les juridictions administratives
Judicial Review. Germany’s administrative court structure operates at three levels. The first two levels are made up of the courts of the Länder (the administrative court and the superior administrative court) whose functioning and organisation does not vary much from Land to Land. At the top of the hierarchy administrative disputes are settled by the Federal Administrative Court. The Constitution of 1949 lays down the constitutional principle of…
La transformation de l’administration de la RDA
Transformation of the East German Administration : From a Unitary Socialist State Towards Federal and Municipal Democracy The transformation of the administration of ‘actually existing socialism’ in the DDR into a classic European-type administration is a complex process. The Union Treaty of August 1990 sets in a very pragmatic manner the principles governing the harmonization of the judicial systems, the introduction of a career public service, …
Allemagne fédérale. Formation des hauts fonctionnaires et «flexibilité» de la gestion
The Federal Republic of Germany Training of Top Civil Servants and Flexible Management : Towards a New Policy for Civil Service The move towards the modernization of public services in the Federal Republic of Germany stems less from a common strategy than from a variety of experiments, the progress of which differs according to the sectors. This effort to modernize tends to replace the negative view of the Civil Service (as a cost factor), with a…
L’application des directives communautaires par les administrations nationales (étude comparative)
Application of EEC Directives by Member Governments. This article describes a systematic comparative study of how EEC legislation has been applied by member governments, and shows that the considerable inconsistencies of application resuit from the same obstacles and bureaucratie resistance facing national legislation. The study begins by mapping government administrative areas of responsibility and stresses the need for adequate administrative r…
Personnel Policies in the Federal Republic of Germany
L’application des directives communautaires par les administrations nationales (étude comparative)
Application of EEC Directives by Member Governments. This article describes a systematic comparative study of how EEC legislation has been applied by member governments, and shows that the considerable inconsistencies of application resuit from the same obstacles and bureaucratie resistance facing national legislation. The study begins by mapping government administrative areas of responsibility and stresses the need for adequate administrative r…
Personnel Policies in the Federal Republic of Germany
L’application des directives communautaires par les administrations nationales (étude comparative)
Application of EEC Directives by Member Governments. This article describes a systematic comparative study of how EEC legislation has been applied by member governments, and shows that the considerable inconsistencies of application resuit from the same obstacles and bureaucratie resistance facing national legislation. The study begins by mapping government administrative areas of responsibility and stresses the need for adequate administrative r…
Personnel Policies in the Federal Republic of Germany
Allemagne fédérale. Formation des hauts fonctionnaires et «flexibilité» de la gestion
The Federal Republic of Germany Training of Top Civil Servants and Flexible Management : Towards a New Policy for Civil Service The move towards the modernization of public services in the Federal Republic of Germany stems less from a common strategy than from a variety of experiments, the progress of which differs according to the sectors. This effort to modernize tends to replace the negative view of the Civil Service (as a cost factor), with a…
La transformation de l’administration de la RDA
Transformation of the East German Administration : From a Unitary Socialist State Towards Federal and Municipal Democracy The transformation of the administration of ‘actually existing socialism’ in the DDR into a classic European-type administration is a complex process. The Union Treaty of August 1990 sets in a very pragmatic manner the principles governing the harmonization of the judicial systems, the introduction of a career public service, …
Le contrôle de l’administration par les juridictions administratives
Judicial Review. Germany’s administrative court structure operates at three levels. The first two levels are made up of the courts of the Länder (the administrative court and the superior administrative court) whose functioning and organisation does not vary much from Land to Land. At the top of the hierarchy administrative disputes are settled by the Federal Administrative Court. The Constitution of 1949 lays down the constitutional principle of…
Political science (5 works) · European Socioeconomic and Political Studies (2 works) · Art (1 work) · Business (1 work) · Economic growth (1 work) · Economic policy (1 work) · Economics (1 work) · European and International Law Studies (1 work) · European history and politics (1 work) · Federal republic (1 work)