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  • A Bureaucrat in Every Japanese Kitchen?
    Ben-Ari Eyal (Sage Publications, 1990-02-01)
    This article represents an analysis of the cultural assumptions that are involved in the implementation of coproduction schemes. Through a case study of a garbage disposal scheme in a Japanese city, two interrelated themes ...
  • Academics in Japan's Advisory Council System
    Tsurutani Taketsugu (Sage Publications, 1986-05-01)
    Against the background of increasingly knowledge-intensive policymaking in post-industrial society, this study attempts to explain both the purpose of the extensive participation of academics in Japanese government ...
  • A Categorical Imperative for Social Scientific Policy Evaluation
    Davis Dwight F.; Portis Edward B. (Sage Publications, 1982-08-01)
    When social scientists are hired as consultants, they face several ethical dilemmas. This article presents a logical argument for an ethical principle regarding the behavior of social scientists conducting policy evaluation ...
  • Accounting for Sub Governments
    Jordan Grant; Maloney William A. (Sage Publications, 1997-11-01)
    The article begins by comparing the use of terms such as policy community and sub government by different authors and in different (JS. and UK) political science traditions. Although accepting the major body of work that ...
  • A Comparative Assessment of Public Administration Journal Publications
    Houston David J.; Delevan Sybil M. (Sage Publications, 1994-08-01)
    Recent critiques of public administration research have admonished scholars for the lack of rigor in their quantitative research. This study extends the ongoing debate by comparing research published in six public ...
  • A Contractarian approach to Public Administration
    Spicer Michael W. (Sage Publications, 1990-11-01)
    This article seeks to apply a contractarian approach to the design of public administrative structures and processes. It speculates as to what kind of public administration could have emerged hypothetically from unanimous ...
  • A Contribution To the Political Theory of Orga Niza Tiona l dEmocra c y
    Pateman Carole (Sage Publications, 1975)
  • Action Research
    Sherwood Frank P. (Sage Publications, 1976-08-01)
    The nature and origins of "action research " are described. In its current form, action research is a technique for conducting applied research with the collaboration of a client organization for the purpose of intervention. ...
  • Action Research in Policy Analysis
    Keller Lawrence; Heatwole Craig G. (Sage Publications, 1976-08-01)
  • Action Theory and Literary Interpretation
    White Jay D. (Sage Publications, 1987-11-01)
    This article relates the logic of literary interpretation to the logic of administrative action theory. It offers criteria for validating interpretations of administrative action. It shows how action theory can be rescued ...
  • Administration at the Cusp of Science
    Pletenik Betty; Cooper Phillip J. (Sage Publications, 1992-08-01)
    This article considers the problems faced by judges in law and policy disputes involving complex scientific and technological issues. It examines the historical development of government involvement in regulating recombinant ...
  • Administrative Change of Local Authorities
    Jreisat Jamil (Sage Publications, 1970-08-01)
  • Administrative Culture and Civil Society
    Anechiarico Frank (Sage Publications, 1998-03-01)
    This article explores the relationship between civil society and public administration. It is argued that the disjunction between reform movements in the two fields can be repaired by a focus on administrative culture. The ...
  • Administrative Responsibility Revisited
    Jos Philip H. (Sage Publications, 1990-08-01)
    The dominant approaches to administrative responsibility have been preoccupied with defining, mobilizing, and rehabilitating an intelligible and reliable "public, " one that provides an unambiguous source of guidance and ...
  • Administrative Resurgence and Policy Innovation
    Rainey Glenn W.; Kline Robert L. (Sage Publications, 1979-11-01)
    In the continuing controversy over the appropriate role and institutional settings for professional urban management, a renewed emphasis on political initiative is appear ing—manifested in more activist conceptions of the ...
  • Administrative Science in the USSR
    Vidmer Richard F. (Sage Publications, 1980-05-01)
    Soviet studies of organization and management have experienced burgeoning growth since the mid-1960s. Despite great diversity and apparent confusion in the field, there is an identifiable paradigm whitch unies theorists ...
  • Administrative Turnover in State Government
    Haas Peter J.; Wright Deil S. (Sage Publications, 1989-08-01)
    The frequency with which lop administrative officials in state government retain (or leave) their positions as agency heads is documented and discussions in this preliminary descriptive analysis of administrative turnover/tenure ...
  • Administrators and Citizenship
    McSwain Cynthia J. (Sage Publications, 1985-08-01)
    Current concern with founding the legitimacy of the administrative enterprise in a revitalized idea of the public interest leads us to a consideration of the meaning of citizenship in contemporary society. Our constitution, ...
  • Affect and Interaction in an Ambiguous Authority Relationship
    Hill Larry B. (Sage Publications, 1972-05-01)
  • Agenda for a City
    Fitch Lyle C.; Walsh Annmarie Hauck (Sage Publications, 1971-02-01)
    "Service delivery is the specialty of the city government. The more competently it performs this function, the greater will be its bargaining power in Albany and Washington. Successful local program management and supportive ...