Abandonner ou renforcer l'état webérien ?

Abstract

The merchant economy model, new public management, and network governance tend to blur the Weberian state model. Nonetheless, the imperatives of democratic control, of accountability and responsibility — the basic principles underlying the professionalism and ethics of civil servants — take priority over the efficiency emphasized by the merchant model and “democratization” promised by “new governance”. Contrary to what is often heard, the Weberian model continues to serve as a basis for reforms. But it is especially in its links with democracy that it remains most useful today.

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