The war on terrorism and the admnistration of the American State
By: Spicer, Michael W
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ArticlePublisher: September 2002Public Administration Review 62 , p. 63-68Abstract: Conditions of war lead to a style of teleocractic governance and administration that is at odds with the idea of civil association reflected in the American constituional state. As a result, war can put our traditional noitons of humanity, pluralism, and limited governbment at risk. In order to defend the values of civil association, public administrator should understand and appreciate the principles undergirding our constitutional system or governance and administration
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Conditions of war lead to a style of teleocractic governance and administration that is at odds with the idea of civil association reflected in the American constituional state. As a result, war can put our traditional noitons of humanity, pluralism, and limited governbment at risk. In order to defend the values of civil association, public administrator should understand and appreciate the principles undergirding our constitutional system or governance and administration
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