May 1972
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11 Reads
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5 Citations
Politics
The author, Professor of Political Science, University of Florida, would like to thank James Morrison and Rene Lemarchand for their helpful and critical reading of the manuscript.
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May 1972
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11 Reads
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5 Citations
Politics
The author, Professor of Political Science, University of Florida, would like to thank James Morrison and Rene Lemarchand for their helpful and critical reading of the manuscript.
January 1972
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8 Reads
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335 Citations
Comparative Politics
... 6 To understand how MR fosters incentive misalignment and impartiality, it is useful to first examine the 'at-will' recruitment model, where political actors have considerable discretion in hiring and firing bureaucrats. Research suggests that such a recruitment modus operandi establishes a highly personalised and affective relationship between the appointee and the politician with appointing powers from the very beginning of the appointee's career (Bearfield, 2009;Lemarchand and Legg, 1972). The politician's control over employmenta valuable resource as it confers substantive benefits upon the appointeecreates a pronounced imbalance in status and obligations between the two parties (Lemarchand and Legg, 1972, 152). ...
January 1972
Comparative Politics