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Statesmen in Disguise

The Changing Role of the Administrative Class of The British Home Civil Service 1853–1966

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  • © 1969

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Authors:
  1. Geoffrey Kingdon Fry

    1. University of Leeds, UK

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Table of contents (7 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages 1-12
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  2. The Development of the Administrative Class and the Modern State since 1853

    • Geoffrey Kingdon Fry
    Pages 13-66

  3. Direct-Entry Recruitment to the Administrative Class

    • Geoffrey Kingdon Fry
    Pages 67-110

  4. The Post-Entry Training of the Administrative Class

    • Geoffrey Kingdon Fry
    Pages 111-154

  5. The Relationship between the Executive and Administrative Classes

    • Geoffrey Kingdon Fry
    Pages 155-197

  6. The Professionals, the Scientists and the Generalists

    • Geoffrey Kingdon Fry
    Pages 198-250

  7. Conclusion

    • Geoffrey Kingdon Fry
    Pages 251-360

  8. Some Observations about the Fulton Report 1968

    • Geoffrey Kingdon Fry
    Pages 361-426

  9. Back Matter

    Pages 427-479
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  • University of Leeds, UK

    Geoffrey Kingdon Fry

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