 The Spirit of Public Administration
ISBN: 978-0-7879-0295-7
Hardcover
288 pages
October 1996, Jossey-Bass
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Introduction: Understanding Public Administration
Part One: Governance, Politics, and the Public
1. Finding the Public in Public Administration
2. The Political Context of Public Administration
3. Public Administration as Governance
Part Two: Issues of Fairness
4. The Question of Administrative Discretion
5. Fairness and Social Equity in Public Administration
6. Intergenerational Concepts of Public Administration
Part Three: Ethics, Citizenship, and Benevolence in Public Administration
7. Ethics and Public Administration
8. The Paradox of Distance and the Problem of Differentiation. (with David G. Frederickson)
9. Patriotism, Benevolence, and Public Administration. (with David Kirkwood Hart)
10. The Public Administrator as a Representative Citizen. (with Ralph Clark Chandler)
11. Pushing Things Up to Their First Principles.
Part One: Governance, Politics, and the Public
1. Finding the Public in Public Administration
2. The Political Context of Public Administration
3. Public Administration as Governance
Part Two: Issues of Fairness
4. The Question of Administrative Discretion
5. Fairness and Social Equity in Public Administration
6. Intergenerational Concepts of Public Administration
Part Three: Ethics, Citizenship, and Benevolence in Public Administration
7. Ethics and Public Administration
8. The Paradox of Distance and the Problem of Differentiation. (with David G. Frederickson)
9. Patriotism, Benevolence, and Public Administration. (with David Kirkwood Hart)
10. The Public Administrator as a Representative Citizen. (with Ralph Clark Chandler)
11. Pushing Things Up to Their First Principles.
