What is a Neo-Weberian State? Reflections on a Concept and its Implications

Laurence E. Lynn

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According to Pollitt and Bouckaert, there are continuing broad differences between different groups of countries (2004, 102). These groups are the maintainers, the modernizers, and the marketizers. But, as I understand them, there are really only two groups of great interest in the context of reform: the core, Anglo-American NPM marketizers and the continental European modernizers. The reform model of this latter group is what Pollitt and Bouckaert classify as the Neo-Weberian State.

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