Comparative and international public administration : building intellectual bridges
By: Heady, Ferrel
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ArticlePublisher: malden, MA : Blackwell Publishers, jan./feb.1998Public administration review: PAR 58, 1, p. 32-39Abstract: A partial redirections is proposed for the activities of ASPA's section on international and comparative administration (SICA) as it enters its second quarter century. Implicit in the SICA mission is the task of intergrating the study and practice of comparative and international administration, but much remains to be done in bringing about closer collaboration than has been achieved in the past between specialists in these two subfields.
A partial redirections is proposed for the activities of ASPA's section on international and comparative administration (SICA) as it enters its second quarter century. Implicit in the SICA mission is the task of intergrating the study and practice of comparative and international administration, but much remains to be done in bringing about closer collaboration than has been achieved in the past between specialists in these two subfields.
Public administration review PAR
Jan./Feb. 1998 Volume 58 Number 1
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