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Titre Administration publique et sociétés plurales en Afrique. Essai de réflexion sur l'interaction État-société, à travers l'exemple du Cameroun
Auteur Roger gabriel Nlep
Mir@bel Revue Revue française d'administration publique
Numéro no 94, 2000/2 L'administration au Mexique
Rubrique / Thématique
Étude
Page 11 pages
Résumé anglais Public Administration and Plural Societies in Africa Reflections upon the Interaction between State and Society – the Example of the Cameroon. The Cameroon is characterised by social pluralism which results from tribal communitarianism and from its four periods of colonisation. It has, however, inherited a form of administration which tends towards the Weberian model, which has been inherited precisely from its colonial past. Consequently, the structure of the administration is influenced by a pluralist society and the administration tries to regulate this society. The interaction between pluralism and the unified administrative model has given rise to a form of administration which is distinct to the Cameroon. In particular, the administration, with its deployment throughout the territory, contributes towards a balanced distribution of power and the easing of social conflicts.
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