Public Sector Reform Without Political Capital
Public Sector Reform Without Political Capital: Navigating Institutional Change Public sector reform is often viewed as a technocratic task—digitizing systems or modernizing payroll. However, the true binding constraint is rarely technical; it is political capital. Reforming the state requires leadership to absorb resistance from entrenched bureaucracies and patronage networks. When this capital is thin or […]
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