2012
DOI: 10.7202/1011416ar
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Un profil tiraillé entre des compétences bureaucratiques versus managériales pour les gestionnaires publics tunisiens1

Abstract: Résumé de l'article L'objet de cette recherche est d'établir un profil des compétences des gestionnaires dans un secteur, l'administration publique, généralement peu porté sur les approches centrées sur les compétences. Pourtant, ces dernières pourraient largement, d'une part, favoriser la modernisation des pratiques publiques de gestion des ressources humaines et, d'autre part, les inscrire dans une perspective stratégique par rapport au modèle de l'administration publique recherché. Les résultats de cette ét… Show more

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“…Following the transition to a new political system in 2011 and the dawn of a representative and participatory democracy, implementing administrative reforms became a matter of urgency to respond to socio-economic demands and correct the dysfunctions of the public administration inherited from the dictatorship (Hibou et al., 2011). However, stumbling blocks were encountered, for example, the first political attempts to develop objectively verifiable performance indicators and appropriate means of verification came up against complex questions about the bureaucratic powers that administrators need to maintain and the managerial skills they need to develop (Ben Hassine et al., 2012: 61). At that time, the PMs effectively found themselves facing paradoxical demands from the political authorities.…”
Section: Context Of the Study: Tunisia A Country Undergoing Political...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Following the transition to a new political system in 2011 and the dawn of a representative and participatory democracy, implementing administrative reforms became a matter of urgency to respond to socio-economic demands and correct the dysfunctions of the public administration inherited from the dictatorship (Hibou et al., 2011). However, stumbling blocks were encountered, for example, the first political attempts to develop objectively verifiable performance indicators and appropriate means of verification came up against complex questions about the bureaucratic powers that administrators need to maintain and the managerial skills they need to develop (Ben Hassine et al., 2012: 61). At that time, the PMs effectively found themselves facing paradoxical demands from the political authorities.…”
Section: Context Of the Study: Tunisia A Country Undergoing Political...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MTs are imposed on governments in the throes of crises and socio-political tensions to cope with budgetary emergencies (Comeau and Mazouz, 2009). Studies on the tensions generated by this managerial instrumentation (Ben Hassine et al., 2012; Chaker, 1997; Dahmani, 2015; Laroussi, 2009; Noomane-Bejaoui, 2014) have not made it possible to categorise these factors. It is therefore important to ask and attempt to find answers to the following question: what are the main attributes of the PGT factors associated with managerial artefacts (A-PGTs)?…”
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confidence: 99%