State Reform and Modernization in Costa Rica 1982-2004:

Background, Development and Prospects

Authors

Justo Aguilar

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ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM, MODERNIZATION, DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

Abstract

EVALUATES THE REFORM PROCESS OF THE COSTA RICAN STATE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DURING THE PERIOD 1982-2004, BOTH IN TERMS OF DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION, IDENTIFYING THE DIFFERENT MOMENTS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT.

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2009-12-20

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Aguilar, J. . (2009). State Reform and Modernization in Costa Rica 1982-2004: : Background, Development and Prospects. Revista Centroamericana De Administración Pública, (56-57), 183–206. Retrieved from https://ojs.icap.ac.cr/index.php/RCAP/article/view/275

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No. 56-57 (2009): Modern trends in New Public Management

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