This paper analyzes a UK polity that is characterized by fragmentation, differentiation, and
decentered governance which is evident at multiple layers of public policy and …

For this 100th Anniversary issue of Public Administration, we review one of the more
distinctive trends in the study of public administration—the rise of the interpretive approach …

As e-government matures the realisation of its potential to enact organisational change in
the public sector remains unclear. This study examines e-government towards digital era …

Interpretive Political Science is the second of two volumes featuring a selection of key
writings by RAW Rhodes. Volume II looks forward and explores the'interpretive turn'and its …

This book's purpose is to analyse the most significant changes that have taken place in the
Whitehall model since the Conservative-led Government's formation in 2010. 1 The …

Public administration is a conservative discipline addicted to providing applied knowledge. 1
Even so, it has its moments; its sporadic outburst of critical engagement with the rest of the …

This article provides a brief intellectual history of my journey from traditional public
administration through modernist‐empiricism to an interpretive approach and its associated …

The fields of political science and public administration are said to be drifting apart. This
article argues that a focus on executive politics–the politics of the executive and of the …

Assessments of public administration research in the Global South are relatively scarce,
although they are relevant in moving beyond a North–South dichotomy in understanding the …

This article applies Aucoin's paradigm of New Political Governance derived from the
comparative literature on Westminster systems to review changes in the UK machinery of …