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Political science / Tessa Livingston.

By: Livingston, Tessa
Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York : Larson & Keller Education, c2023Description: 244 p: ill (chiefly col.); 27 cmISBN: 978-1-64172-988-8Subject(s): Public administration | State, The | public administration developmentDDC classification: FIL 320.01 L786 2023 c.6
Contents:
module 1. the meaning of public administration; module 2. public administration vis-a-vis private administration; module 3. the study of public administration; module 4. the ecology of public administration; module 5. new public administration: its meaning, development and divergence; module 6. new public management: doctrines, development, divergence and denigration; module 7. the meaning of public service.
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Includes self guide/practice activities and bibliographical references index.

module 1. the meaning of public administration; module 2. public administration vis-a-vis private administration; module 3. the study of public administration; module 4. the ecology of public administration; module 5. new public administration: its meaning, development and divergence; module 6. new public management: doctrines, development, divergence and denigration; module 7. the meaning of public service.

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