Documentación Administrativa
Instituto Nacional de Administración Pública (INAP) · Spain · Est. 1958
Aims & Scope
Documentación Administrativa is an essential reference in the field of Administrative Law and Public Administration in Spain. Founded in 1958, it has over half a century of history, characterized by its focus on reflection, from the perspectives of law and public administration sciences, on administrative reform, administrative organization, and public service. In 2020, a new era began, focusing on the legal regime and issues concerning state personnel. The journal aims to offer reflections on the present and future of public employment, a key institution for good governance. Ultimately, people are responsible for the correct fulfillment of organizational tasks, making the status of public servants important to citizens.
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Frequently asked questions about Documentación Administrativa
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What is the impact factor of Documentación Administrativa?
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Documentación Administrativa is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Documentación Administrativa?
Documentación Administrativa is an essential reference in the field of Administrative Law and Public Administration in Spain. Founded in 1958, it has over half a century of history, characterized by its focus on reflection, from the perspectives of law and public administration sciences, on administrative reform, administrative organization, and public service. In 2020, a new era began, focusing on the legal regime and issues concerning state personnel. The journal aims to offer reflections on the present and future of public employment, a key institution for good governance. Ultimately, peopl
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