Founded in 1967, Archives Internationales D'administration Comparée (AIAC) has become an essential resource in the realm of comparative public administration. Established by a group of scholars and practitioners, the journal has made significant contributions to global public governance through peer-reviewed articles, research findings, and case studies that evaluate administrative systems worldwide. Renowned for its rigorous methodology, AIAC serves as a trusted source for policymakers and academics, influencing discussions on effective governance. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of Archives Internationales D'administration Comparée, The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands, starting 1893, including 730 scans in total. This collection may also mention historical figures, events, and potentially connect to your own family history. Explore these archives to uncover insights and narratives that enrich our understanding of administrative practices and influence on governance today.