Frederickson, H. George
Can bureaucracy be beatiful? - Malden, MA : Blackwell Publishers, jan./feb.2000
Public administration has long been understood to be both a science and an art. In its artful aspects, public administration can also, in fact, be beatiful. At their very best, public organizations and processes have forms, designs, experiences, and laguages with are beautiful and compelling. It is this beauty and its potential which draws us to public work. And, there is very great beauty in ideas of high and noble purpose and in the organizations and processes we build to achieve those ideas
Can bureaucracy be beatiful? - Malden, MA : Blackwell Publishers, jan./feb.2000
Public administration has long been understood to be both a science and an art. In its artful aspects, public administration can also, in fact, be beatiful. At their very best, public organizations and processes have forms, designs, experiences, and laguages with are beautiful and compelling. It is this beauty and its potential which draws us to public work. And, there is very great beauty in ideas of high and noble purpose and in the organizations and processes we build to achieve those ideas
