From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes

The study, an institutional, and governance review of Bolivia, describes the transformation of the country's political economy as of the 1980s, the aim for consistent macroeconomic stability, and, the consolidation of the democratic political...

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topic ACCOUNTABILITY
ACCOUNTING
ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM
ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES
AUDITING
AUDITS
AUTHORITY
BANKING SYSTEM
CABINET
CAPITALIZATION
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
CITIZEN
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
CITIZENS
CIVIL SERVICE
CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS
CIVIL SOCIETY
CIVIL WAR
CONFEDERATION
CONGRESSIONAL APPROVALS
CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
CORRUPTION
COURT SYSTEM
DECENTRALIZATION
DECISION- MAKING
DECREE
DEMOCRACY
DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY
DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS
DEMOCRATIC REGIME
DEMOCRATIZATION
DEVOLUTION
DICTATORSHIP
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ECONOMIC POLICIES
ECONOMIC REFORM
ECONOMIC STABILITY
ELECTION
ELECTIONS
ELECTORAL SYSTEM
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
EXECUTIVE POWER
FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
FINANCIAL VIABILITY
FISCAL
FISCAL RESOURCES
FISCAL YEAR
FOREIGN AID
FORMAL EMPLOYMENT
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
GOVERNMENT'S POLICY
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN RESOURCE
HUMAN RESOURCES
INFLATION
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS
INTERNATIONAL AID
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INVENTORY
JUDICIARY
LARGE PUBLIC ENTERPRISES
LAWS
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
LEGALITY
LEGISLATION
LEGISLATIVE COALITION
LEGISLATURE
LEGITIMACY
LOWER HOUSE
MILITARY REGIME
MINISTERS
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
MUNICIPALITIES
NATIONALISTS
NATIONALIZATION
OPPOSITION PARTIES
POLICY MAKING
POLITICAL COMMITMENT
POLITICAL CONFLICT
POLITICAL CONTROL
POLITICAL DYNAMICS
POLITICAL ECONOMY
POLITICAL FORCES
POLITICAL INFLUENCE
POLITICAL INSTABILITY
POLITICAL LEADERSHIP
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
POLITICAL PARTIES
POLITICAL POWER
POLITICAL PROCESS
POLITICAL SURVIVAL
POLITICAL SYSTEM
POLITICIANS
POPULAR PARTICIPATION
PRESIDENCY
PRESIDENTIAL RACE
PRIME MINISTER
PRIVATIZATION
PRIVATIZATION OF STATE
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM
PUBLIC AGENCIES
PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
PUBLIC OPINION
PUBLIC RESOURCES
PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE
PUBLIC SERVANTS
PUBLIC SERVICES
RATIONALIZATION
REORGANIZATION
REPRESENTATIVES
RETIREMENT
REVOLUTION
SENATE
SIZE OF GOVERNMENT
SOCIAL WELFARE
SOCIOECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
STATE AGENCIES
STATE BANKING
STATE BUREAUCRACY
STATE CONTROL
STATE RESOURCES
STATE REVENUES
STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES
STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT
SUBSIDIARY
SUFFRAGE
TECHNOCRATS
TRANSPARENCY
UPPER HOUSE
VOTING
WORLD POLITICS PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SERVICES
POLITICAL ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
POLITICAL CORRUPTION
POLITICAL BIAS
POLITICAL FACTORS
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
DEMOCRATIZATION
REFORM POLICY
MARKET ECONOMY
MARKET REFORMS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
GOVERNMENT COMMITMENTS
POLICY REFORM
GOVERNANCE
CORRUPTION
JUDICIAL REFORM
LEGAL & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
CAPACITY BUILDING
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
spellingShingle ACCOUNTABILITY
ACCOUNTING
ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM
ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES
AUDITING
AUDITS
AUTHORITY
BANKING SYSTEM
CABINET
CAPITALIZATION
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
CITIZEN
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
CITIZENS
CIVIL SERVICE
CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS
CIVIL SOCIETY
CIVIL WAR
CONFEDERATION
CONGRESSIONAL APPROVALS
CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
CORRUPTION
COURT SYSTEM
DECENTRALIZATION
DECISION- MAKING
DECREE
DEMOCRACY
DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY
DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS
DEMOCRATIC REGIME
DEMOCRATIZATION
DEVOLUTION
DICTATORSHIP
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ECONOMIC POLICIES
ECONOMIC REFORM
ECONOMIC STABILITY
ELECTION
ELECTIONS
ELECTORAL SYSTEM
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
EXECUTIVE POWER
FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
FINANCIAL VIABILITY
FISCAL
FISCAL RESOURCES
FISCAL YEAR
FOREIGN AID
FORMAL EMPLOYMENT
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
GOVERNMENT'S POLICY
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN RESOURCE
HUMAN RESOURCES
INFLATION
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS
INTERNATIONAL AID
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INVENTORY
JUDICIARY
LARGE PUBLIC ENTERPRISES
LAWS
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
LEGALITY
LEGISLATION
LEGISLATIVE COALITION
LEGISLATURE
LEGITIMACY
LOWER HOUSE
MILITARY REGIME
MINISTERS
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
MUNICIPALITIES
NATIONALISTS
NATIONALIZATION
OPPOSITION PARTIES
POLICY MAKING
POLITICAL COMMITMENT
POLITICAL CONFLICT
POLITICAL CONTROL
POLITICAL DYNAMICS
POLITICAL ECONOMY
POLITICAL FORCES
POLITICAL INFLUENCE
POLITICAL INSTABILITY
POLITICAL LEADERSHIP
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
POLITICAL PARTIES
POLITICAL POWER
POLITICAL PROCESS
POLITICAL SURVIVAL
POLITICAL SYSTEM
POLITICIANS
POPULAR PARTICIPATION
PRESIDENCY
PRESIDENTIAL RACE
PRIME MINISTER
PRIVATIZATION
PRIVATIZATION OF STATE
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM
PUBLIC AGENCIES
PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
PUBLIC OPINION
PUBLIC RESOURCES
PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE
PUBLIC SERVANTS
PUBLIC SERVICES
RATIONALIZATION
REORGANIZATION
REPRESENTATIVES
RETIREMENT
REVOLUTION
SENATE
SIZE OF GOVERNMENT
SOCIAL WELFARE
SOCIOECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
STATE AGENCIES
STATE BANKING
STATE BUREAUCRACY
STATE CONTROL
STATE RESOURCES
STATE REVENUES
STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES
STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT
SUBSIDIARY
SUFFRAGE
TECHNOCRATS
TRANSPARENCY
UPPER HOUSE
VOTING
WORLD POLITICS PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SERVICES
POLITICAL ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
POLITICAL CORRUPTION
POLITICAL BIAS
POLITICAL FACTORS
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
DEMOCRATIZATION
REFORM POLICY
MARKET ECONOMY
MARKET REFORMS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
GOVERNMENT COMMITMENTS
POLICY REFORM
GOVERNANCE
CORRUPTION
JUDICIAL REFORM
LEGAL & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
CAPACITY BUILDING
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
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From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes
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description The study, an institutional, and governance review of Bolivia, describes the transformation of the country's political economy as of the 1980s, the aim for consistent macroeconomic stability, and, the consolidation of the democratic political regime. However, despite a number of bold reforms to develop market-oriented systems, and in contrast with government efforts, the quality of public services remained low. Namely, because public sector reforms were not implemented, and because of symptomatic institutional weaknesses; for although assistance was provided to modernize the civil service, and improve public administration, the lack of government commitment to a changing program focus, precluded noticeable results. The current reform agenda has identified the need for state modernization, governance and accountability, and judicial reform, addressed within the National Integrity Plan, to combat corruption, and other symptoms of public sector dysfunction. The study presents a blunt vision of Bolivian public administration, through the absence of a functioning bureaucracy, reviewing the legal framework and organizational structure, with an emphasis on the "informality" of public administration, - a challenge for institutional development. But the deeper causes of poor public sector performance, lie on the patrimonial dynamics of party politics. Recommendations include parallel advances between public, and market sector reforms, reliable external controls, and strengthened capacity of the public sector.
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title From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes
title_short From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes
title_full From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes
title_fullStr From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes
title_full_unstemmed From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes
title_sort from patronage to a professional state : bolivia institutional and governance review, volume 2. annexes
publisher Washington, DC
publishDate 2013
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/08/729389/bolivia-patronage-professional-state-bolivia-institutional-governance-review-vol-2-2-annexes
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spelling okr-10986-149632021-04-23T14:03:16Z From Patronage to a Professional State : Bolivia Institutional and Governance Review, Volume 2. Annexes World Bank ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES AUDITING AUDITS AUTHORITY BANKING SYSTEM CABINET CAPITALIZATION CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CITIZEN CITIZEN PARTICIPATION CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATION CONGRESSIONAL APPROVALS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM CORRUPTION COURT SYSTEM DECENTRALIZATION DECISION- MAKING DECREE DEMOCRACY DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS DEMOCRATIC REGIME DEMOCRATIZATION DEVOLUTION DICTATORSHIP ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICIES ECONOMIC REFORM ECONOMIC STABILITY ELECTION ELECTIONS ELECTORAL SYSTEM EXECUTIVE BRANCH EXECUTIVE POWER FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS FINANCIAL RESOURCES FINANCIAL VIABILITY FISCAL FISCAL RESOURCES FISCAL YEAR FOREIGN AID FORMAL EMPLOYMENT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT'S POLICY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCES INFLATION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS INTERNATIONAL AID INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INVENTORY JUDICIARY LARGE PUBLIC ENTERPRISES LAWS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGALITY LEGISLATION LEGISLATIVE COALITION LEGISLATURE LEGITIMACY LOWER HOUSE MILITARY REGIME MINISTERS MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPALITIES NATIONALISTS NATIONALIZATION OPPOSITION PARTIES POLICY MAKING POLITICAL COMMITMENT POLITICAL CONFLICT POLITICAL CONTROL POLITICAL DYNAMICS POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL FORCES POLITICAL INFLUENCE POLITICAL INSTABILITY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP POLITICAL PARTICIPATION POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL POWER POLITICAL PROCESS POLITICAL SURVIVAL POLITICAL SYSTEM POLITICIANS POPULAR PARTICIPATION PRESIDENCY PRESIDENTIAL RACE PRIME MINISTER PRIVATIZATION PRIVATIZATION OF STATE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM PUBLIC AGENCIES PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PUBLIC OFFICIALS PUBLIC OPINION PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE PUBLIC SERVANTS PUBLIC SERVICES RATIONALIZATION REORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES RETIREMENT REVOLUTION SENATE SIZE OF GOVERNMENT SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIOECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION STATE AGENCIES STATE BANKING STATE BUREAUCRACY STATE CONTROL STATE RESOURCES STATE REVENUES STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUBSIDIARY SUFFRAGE TECHNOCRATS TRANSPARENCY UPPER HOUSE VOTING WORLD POLITICS PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SERVICES POLITICAL ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLITICAL CORRUPTION POLITICAL BIAS POLITICAL FACTORS MACROECONOMIC STABILITY DEMOCRATIZATION REFORM POLICY MARKET ECONOMY MARKET REFORMS INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION GOVERNMENT COMMITMENTS POLICY REFORM GOVERNANCE CORRUPTION JUDICIAL REFORM LEGAL & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE CAPACITY BUILDING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY The study, an institutional, and governance review of Bolivia, describes the transformation of the country's political economy as of the 1980s, the aim for consistent macroeconomic stability, and, the consolidation of the democratic political regime. However, despite a number of bold reforms to develop market-oriented systems, and in contrast with government efforts, the quality of public services remained low. Namely, because public sector reforms were not implemented, and because of symptomatic institutional weaknesses; for although assistance was provided to modernize the civil service, and improve public administration, the lack of government commitment to a changing program focus, precluded noticeable results. The current reform agenda has identified the need for state modernization, governance and accountability, and judicial reform, addressed within the National Integrity Plan, to combat corruption, and other symptoms of public sector dysfunction. The study presents a blunt vision of Bolivian public administration, through the absence of a functioning bureaucracy, reviewing the legal framework and organizational structure, with an emphasis on the "informality" of public administration, - a challenge for institutional development. But the deeper causes of poor public sector performance, lie on the patrimonial dynamics of party politics. Recommendations include parallel advances between public, and market sector reforms, reliable external controls, and strengthened capacity of the public sector. 2013-08-08T23:36:55Z 2013-08-08T23:36:55Z 2000-08-25 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/08/729389/bolivia-patronage-professional-state-bolivia-institutional-governance-review-vol-2-2-annexes http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14963 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Latin America & Caribbean Bolivia