Document Type : Research Paper
Abstract
Separation or closeness of Politics and administration is the key or
principle place for production of knowledge in public administration area
and scopes. In scientific societies of public administration, the degree of
politics’ interference in administration named or called "politicization". On
the other hand, it is so obvious that there is a degree of politicization in all
administrative systems of world’s countries or administrations and there is
no country in that, public administration does not execute politicians’ likes.
Related to the professionalization degree of bureaucracy, adherence to
political wishes is variable. The final purpose of this article is the
comparative study and survey of politicization in six European and orth
American countries. In this study Researchers using comparative method try
to answer these questions, what are the concept, processes and consequences
of politicization in Denmark, Germany, France, Britain, United States and
Egypt. At the end, politicization in Iran has been viewed that can be a
guideline in the international era for our domestic administrators.
Keywords
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