Public Policy and Administration
Edited By: Krishna K. Tummala
Department of Political Science, Kansas State University, USA
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Introduction
Krishna K. Tummala, Department of Political Science, Kansas State University, USA
1. Public Policymaking
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Social
Diversity
and
Development
Policy:
The Use of
Constraints
and
Incentives
Aruna
Nayyar
Michie,
Department
of
Political
Science,
Kansas
State
University,
USA
Political
Parties:
Principal
Arenas of
Policymaking
Conflict
Ralph M. Goldman, San Francisco State University, President, Center for Party Development, Catholic University of
America, USA
Public
Administration
in Today's
World of
Organizations
& Markets
Hebert A. Simon, Department of Philosophy, Carnegie Mellon University-Deceased, USA
Planned
Organizational
Change:
Essentials
for
Constructive
Action
Garth N. Jones, University of Alaska Anchorage, USA
Organizational Culture: Understanding Theoretical and Practical Applications
Suzanne Marie Leland, Department of Political Science, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
2. Development of Administration: Ancient
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Persian Legacies of Bureaucracy and Public Administration
Ali Farazmand, Florida Atlantic University, USA
Development of African Administration: Pre-Colonial Times and since
Kisangani F. Emizet, Kansas State University, USA
Politics in the Ancient Near East
Yves Schmeil, Institute d’Etuds Politiques de Grenoble, France, France
Ancient Bureauracies of India and China and Modern Administration
V. Subramaniam, Carleton University, Canada
Modern Systems: France
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Politics and Anti-Politics: American Public Administration in the Nineteenth Century
Nicholas
Henry,
Georgia
Southern
University,
USA
Public
Administration
in
America:
The
Exceptionalism
of a
Hybrid
Bureaucracy
Fred W.
Riggs,
Political
Science
Department,
University
of Hawaii,
USA
3. Principles of Public Administration
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New Public
Management:
Origins,
Dimensions
and
Critical
Implications
M. Shamsul
Haque,
National
University
of
Singapore,
Singapore
Strategies
for
Successful
Administrative
Reforms
V. Bhaskara Rao, Formerly, Kakatiya University, India
The New Zealand Reforms
Peter McKinlay, McKinlay Douglas Limited, New Zealand
Governance, Facilitative States and Twenty-First Century Public Administration
C. A.
Newland,
University
of
Southern
California,
USA
The
Internet,
Governments
and the
Issue of
Governance:
A New
Cartography
of Power?
Loong
Wong,
University
of
Newcastle,
Australia
4. Administrative Management
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Personnel
Management
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Budgeting
for
Government
Activism &
Democracy
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Revisiting
Budgetary
Incrementalism
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Financial
Management
& Life
Support
Program
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Elusive
Nexus:
Basic
Needs &
Fiscal
Decentralization
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Measuring
Public
Sector
Performance
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Administrative
Law
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Ombudsman
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Culture
and
Ethics,
and Public
Organizations
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5. Public Policy
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Public
Policy and
Technology
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Corruption
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Environmental
Policy
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Developmental
and Issues
and
Envitonmental
Policy
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Equity
issues
Krishna K. Tummala, Department of Political Science, Kansas State University, USA
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