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Handbook of Public Administration
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION HISTORY Public Administration and the American Republic: The Continuing Saga of Management and Administration in Politics Lawrence F. Keller Five Great Ideas in American Public Administration Marc Holzer, Vache Gabrielyan, and Kaifeng Yang ORGANIZATION THEORY Further Trends Toward the Development of the Organizational Sciences Robert T. Golembiewski Five Great Issues in Organization Theory Robert B. Denhardt and David L. Baker PUBLIC BUDGETING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT The Field of Public Budgeting and Financial Management, 1789-1995 Carol W. Lewis Budget Theory: New Perspectives for a New Millennium Howard A. Frank DECISION-MAKING Decision Making, Institutions, Elite Control, and Responsiveness in Public Administration History Jonathan B. Justice and Gerald J. Miller Five Conceptual Tools for Decision Making Dennis P. Wittmer and Robert P. McGowan PUBLIC PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT Public Personnel and Labor Relations N. Joseph Cayer Managing Public Personnel: A Turn-of-the-Century Perspective Luther F. Carter and Kenneth D. Kitts FEDERALISM AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Federalism, Intergovernmental Relations, and Intergovernmental Management: The Origins, Emergence, and Maturity of Three Concepts Across Two Centuries of Organizing Power by Area and by Function Deil S. Wright and Carl W. Stenberg Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations: Theories, Ideas, and Concepts Dale Krane and Richard H. Leach PUBLIC POLICY Back to Square One: The History and Promise of the Policy Sciences Peter deLeon and Danielle M. Vogenbeck The Policy Sciences in Critical Perspective Matthew R. Auer COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Comparative and International Administration George M. Guess and Vache Gabrielyan Issues in Comparative and International Administration Ferrel Heady, Bruce Perlman, and Mario Rivera PUBLIC LAW Administrative Law and Regulation David S. Rosenbloom Five Great Issues in Public Law and Public Administration Julia Beckett PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PEDAGOGY A History of Pedagogy in Public Administration Eleanor V. Laudicina Public Administration Pedagogy: What Is It? Norma M. Riccucci INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Evolution of Information Technology in the Public Sector James Melitski Strategically Managing Information Technology: Challenges in the e-Gov Era David Coursey Five Great Ideas in Public Information Technology Literature Alexei Pavlichev and G. David Garson THE CONDUCT OF INQUIRY A History of the Conduct of Inquiry in Public Administration Robert K. Whelan Classic Methods in Public Administration Research Samuel J. Yeager JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION Judicial Administration: Modernizing the Third Branch Steven W. Hays and James W. Douglas Five Great Issues in Judicial Administration James A. Gazell POLITICAL ECONOMY The Political Economy of Public Administration Fred Thompson Some Developments in the Study of Market Choice, Public Choice, and Institutional Choice Vincent Ostrom PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AS A PROFESSION The Public Administration Community and the Search for Professionalism John J. Gargan Five Great Issues in the Profession of Public Administration David John Farmer
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