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041			_aeng
090			_a352 _bH4338p
999			_bPHL2MARC21 1.1
100	1		_94685 _aHeady, Ferrel
245	1	0	_aPublic Administration : _ba comparative perspective
250			_a2. ed. rev. ampl
260			_aNew York : _bMarcel Dekker, _c1979
300			_a429 p.
490	0		_aPublic Administration and Public Policy ; _v6
505	8	0	_tComparison in the study of public administration _tSignificance of comparison _tProblems of comparison _tPostwar evolution of comparative studies _tThe heyday of the comparative administration movement _tRetrenchment and reappraisal _tProspects and options _tA focus for comparison _tBureaucracy as a fcus _tConcepts of bureaucracy _tThe prevalence of public bureaucracy _tOrganizational patterns for administration _tThe ecology of administration _tModels of administrative systems _tConcepts of system transformation _tModernization _tDevelopment _tHistorical antecedents of national administrative systems _tOrganizing concepts for historical interpretation _tAncient world origins _tImperial rome and byzantium _tRise of european absolutist monarchies _tEmergence of the nation state _tAdministration in the developed nations: general characteristics and classic administrative systems _tShared political and administrative characteristics _tClassic administrative systems - France and Germany _tAdministration in the developed nations: some variations in administrative systems _tAdministration in "the civic culture" - great Britain and the United States _tModernizing administration - Japan _tAdministration under communism - the USSR _tAdministration in the developing nations _tThe ideology of development _tMovement from competitive party systems _tMilitary intervention and control _tPolitical regime variations _tCommon administrative patterns _tBureaucratic - prominent political regimes _tTraditional - autocratic systems _tStrongman military systems _tCollegial military systems _tBureaucratic elite systems replacing a traditional elite _tBureaucratic elite systems sucessor to a colonial tradition _tBureaucratic elite systems with corporate - technocratic orientation _tParty - prominent political regimes _tPolyarchal competitive systems _tDominant - party semicompetitive systems _tDominant - party mobilization systems _tCommunist totalitarian systems _tAn overview of bureaucracies and political systems _tPolitical ends and administrative means _tBureaucracies - usurpative or instrumental? _tRelating bureaucratic and political development _tExternal inducement of balanced development _tTesting the imbalance thesis _tThe significance of system variation _tA concluding comment
650		4	_aAnálise Comparativa _911954
650		4	_912662 _a Burocracia
650		4	_aModelo de Gestão _912032
650		4	_912736 _a Modernização Administrativa
650		4	_aAspecto Histórico _911935
650		4	_aRegime Político _912263
650		4	_aTotalitarismo _913186
650		4	_aAutocracia _912125
650		4	_aAutoritarismo _912097
909			_a202309 _bkelly
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