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