Handbook of comparative and development public administration 

 - 2. ed . rev. e ampl. 
 - New York :  Marcel Dekker,  2001 
 - 1124 p. 
<br/><br/> Unit one. Comparative and development administration  Part I. Comparative and development administration as fields of study: history, methods, concepts, problems, and issues  Part II. Historical bases of public administration and bureaucracy  Part III. Public administration in developed nations: the united states, western Europe, Australia, and Japan  Part IV. Public administration in developed nations: Russia and eastern and southern Europe  Part V. Public administration in developing nations: Asia and Africa  Part VI. Public administration in developing nations: the near and middle east, latin america, and the caribbean  Part VII. Public administration and development, dependency, and independence: theoretical and empirical aspects  Part VIII. Comparative public administration and public policy: administrative reform, change, and development  Part IX. Some central issues/problems in comparative and development administration  Part X. Ethics and accountability in administration  Unit two. Comparative public bureaucracies: administrative performance and political responsibility  Part I. Contemporary bureaucratic politics and administrative theory  Part II. Bureaucratic power: administrative performance and regime maitenance  Part III. Bureaucratic power: administrative performance and political responsability in Europe  Part IV. Bureaucratic politics and public administration in developing nations: Asia and Africa  Part V. Bureaucratic politics and public administration in developing nations: the near and middle east and central and Latin America  Part VI. Bureaucracy, change, and revolution  
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0824704363 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Burocracia<br/>Aspecto Histórico<br/>Política Pública<br/>Análise Comparativa<br/>História<br/>Manual