September 2014

Immunities and privileges of International Organizations and the international civil service

A fundamental principle of public international law and the law of the international civil service bestows a certain degree of immunity and some privileges to members of the international civil service (those serving in the United Nations system). Therefore it follows that negligence of a member of the international civil service cannot be judged at the same level as that of a member of the public, particularly in...

Author(s): Ruwantissa Abeyratne

September 2014

Public administration reform in Eritrea: Past trends and emerging challenges

Public administration has always been the tool available to African governments for the implementation of developmental goals and objectives. It is seen as being crucial to the growth and development of African economies. To this end efforts have been made in many African countries to increase efficiency through decentralization, restructuring and privatization. This study presents Eritrea’s public administration...

Author(s): GebreMichael Kibreab Habtom