Chronicle of the Institute
| Date | 01 December 1981 |
| Published date | 01 December 1981 |
| DOI | 10.1177/002085238004700411 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
CHRONICLE OF THE INSTITUTE
IIAS, its Sections and Members
1982 Round Table
2 p.m. - Subject 1.
Schools and Institutes.
At the invitation of the Japanese Govern-
Standing Committees.
ment, a Round Table will be held in Tokyo,
from 13
Tuesday, 14 September
to 17 September 1982, to prepare
for the XIXth International Congress of Ad-
9 a.m. - Subjects 2 and 3 (a).
ministrative Sciences (Berlin, 1983). It will
2 p.m. - Subjects 1 and 3 (b).
bring together, on invitation only, the General
Rapporteurs and National Rapporteurs for
Wednesday, 15 September
each subject, in addition to the members of
Day excursion.
the Council of Administration and of the seven
Standing committees of IIAS.
Thursday, 16 September
9 a.m. -
Three general subjects have been selected :
Subjects 2 and 3.
2 p.m. - Subjects 1 and 2.
(1) Problems of Public Enterprises.
Standing Committees.
(2) Administration of the Great Urban Centres.
(3)
Friday, 17 September
Aspects of International Administration :
9 a.m. - Schools and Institutes.
(a) Principles and Methods of the Re-
cruitment of International Civil Ser-
2 p.m. - Council of Administration.
vants.
4 p.m. - Closing Meeting.
(b) Relations between International Organ-
izations and National Administrations.
IIAS Research Projects
Method of Work
The study group on the Rationalization of
The objective of the Round Table is to
Hospital Equipment within the Committee on
undertake the detailed formulation of each
Administrative Procedures met at Brussels on
subject and to select a number of individual
10 September under the chairmanship of Mr.
papers. During meetings held in October and
Jean-Marc Simon, of France, who is the Gen-
November 1981, the General Rapporteurs,
eral Rapporteur.
The following countries
assisted by a small consultative group, drew up
were represented: Belgium, Denmark, France,
commentated questionnaires to bring to light
Mexico, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
a limited number of aspects which could be
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