WJ Siffin - Public Administration, 1956 - Wiley Online Library
Leonard D. White, often regarded as the “father of the study of public administration in the United States,” published the first edition of his perennial book, Introduction to the Study of …
WS Sayre - Public Administration Review, 1958 - JSTOR
W HEN the first textbooks in public ad-ministration appeared in the United States a little more than thirty years ago (Leonard D. White's Introduction to the Study of Public …
DR Beam - Public Administration Review, 1978 - JSTOR
It is a commonplace now that public administration is in a state of prolonged and agonizing crisis. The theoreticians warn that the field's fundamental and traditional principles (best …
AK Campbell - Public Administration Review, 1972 - JSTOR
That public adminstration-both the discipline and the profession-is in the midst of considerable ferment is not surprising. It would be sur-prising if it were otherwise, for there is …
N Henry - Public Administration and Public Affairs, 2017 - taylorfrancis.com
Public administration has developed as an intellectual and professional field through a succession of six paradigms—that is, how the field has' seen itself'in the past and present …
R Barton - Southern Review of Public Administration, 1980 - JSTOR
The decade of the 1970s opened with a ray of renewed hope for public administration. A young generation of public administration professors was proclaiming a better day for the …
JM Gaus - Public Administration Review, 1950 - JSTOR
I Only a person of weak mind and rash temperament would accept this assignment. The three controlling words in the title," trends,"" theory," and" administration," are ambiguous …
HW Reynolds Jr - International Journal of Public Administration, 1993 - Taylor & Francis
Public administration has rather studiously avoided serious consideration of its ties to public policy throughout most of this century. The politics/administration dichotomy leaves a lasting …
THE study of public administration has ex-panded so rapidly during the last decade or two that one readily forgets the extreme youth of this discipline. Its growth is a healthy one, for its …