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Additional sources and materials

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3. The Russian Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation has published about 20 issues of the newsletter " Public Service. Foreign experience", containing brief abstracts of the most interesting foreign publications on specific problems of the civil service. From the foreign sociological literature on this problem, we note the book Mayntz R. Soziologie der öffentlichen Verwaltung. Heidelberg. 1985. For American studies of the problem, see: Research in public administration: reflections on theory and practice. L. E. a. 1994.
4. Zinchenko G. P. Sociology of state and municipal service: program-concept // Socis, 1996, No. 6. Regional public service: problems, experience, sociological analysis. Rostov-on-Don. 1996. Sociology of public Service-A terminological dictionary-reference. Rostov-on-Don. 1996. Sociological support of public service / / Inf. bulletin. M. RAGS, 1996.
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7. Boikov V. E. et al. Assessment of the orientation of civil servants on the effectiveness of their activities. A civil servant as a person and a professional / / Inf. bulletin No. 2. M. RAGS. 1996, Moscow Authorities. Apparatus, personnel, control technologies / / Inf. bulletin No. 4. RAGS, 1996.
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9. See: Nomenclature of specialties of researchers / / Bulletin of the Higher Attestation Committee of the Russian Federation, Moscow, 1995, No. 4. C. 26.
10. See: Okhotsky E. V., Smolkov V. G. Bureaucracy and bureaucratism. M., 1996. 1996.
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13. Yearbook of RAGS-95. M., 1996. P. 124.
14. The following is the information received from Professor H. Derlien (Germany) at the end of 1995
15. For example, Prigozhin A. I. Modern sociology of organizations. M., 1995.
16. Research in public administration. P. 220 ff.