Teaching Public Administration - AZ
- Book Review: Transforming Central Government Patricia Greer (Open University Press, 1994, Pp 133, £12.99); Next Steps: Improving Management in Government? Barry J. O'toole and Grant Jordan (Eds), (Dartmouth, 1995, pp viii +215, £35.00)
- Public Administration: Defining the Discipline — Part 1
- Book Review: Managing the New Public Services
- Book Review: Corporatism and Accountability: Organised Interests in British Public Life
- Modularisation and Public Policy: A Mixed Blessing
- What tutors bring to course design: Introducing political and policy theories to disengaged students
- Transforming plans into community impact: Strategic planning as service-learning in public and nonprofit administration graduate programs
- Illiberal or simply unorthodox? Public Administration education in Hungary
- Book Review: Knowing Educational Administration
- Book Review: Office of Hope: A History of the Employment Service
- Challenges of the administrative consultation wiki research project as a learning and competences development method for MPA students
- Quality Assessment in Higher Education: A Scottish Perspective
- Bridging the gap between university and the National Health Service ethical scrutiny
- Book Review: Reshaping Housing Policy, Subsidies, Rents and Residualisation
- Food insecurity among public administration graduate students
- Book Review: Directory of Specialists in Official Publications
- Educating public sector managers within a changing regional, sub-regional and local governance framework
- To whom Do We Teach Public Administration? A survey of the Background and Attitudes of First Year Honours Public Administration Degree Students
- Egypt in Transition
- Teaching curiosity in public affairs programs
- Book Review: Results through People: A Booklet on Managing People
- Administrative Culture and Personnel Management: The British Civil Service in the 1980s
- Book Review: An Introduction to Administrative Law
- Book Review: New Agendas in the Study of the Policy Process. By Michael Hill (ed). (Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1993, pp 242, £11.95 pbk). The Policy Process: A Reader. Michael Hill (ed). (Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1993, pp 422, £13.95 pbk).
- Training for policy capacity: A practitioner’s reflection on an in-house intervention for civil servants, students, and post-secondary graduates in Canada
- Students learning experiences during COVID-19: Work from home period in Malaysian Higher Learning Institutions
- School library and students’ understanding of public administration
- Book Review: Administrative Law and Government Action
- Book Review: Patterns of Social Policy, an Introduction to Comparative Analysis
- Book Review: What Needs to Change: New Visions for Britain Edited by Giles Radice (Harper Collins, 1996, pp 312, £14.99) and A Better Machine: Governmentfor the 21st Century Peter Kemp and David Walker (European Policy Forum, 1996, pp 28 £7.50)
- Book Review: Leisure and Government
- Reinventing Government in Transition Economies: The New Public Administration in Eastern Europe
- Engaging industry in curriculum design and delivery in public policy teaching: A strategic framework
- The End of the Civil Service?
- Implications of the Education Reform Act: Administration in Further Education
- Introducing Total Quality Management into an Alien Organisational Culture*
- Teaching Public Administration in Bangladesh
- Ideas and Issues in University Education for Public Services Leaders
- The Practical Problems of Open Government
- The development of public managers’ reflexive capacities
- Book Review: The State under Stress
- Book Review: The Art of Judgement: A Study in Policy Making
- Is Public Administration of General Concern? A Case Study of the Polytechnic of Wales HNC Public Administration (Police Studies)
- Developing strategy in a voluntary housing organisation and registered social landlord. Some lessons from experience
- Undergraduate Degree in Public Sector Management
- Collaboration and interconnectivity
- Public Administration Academies in Central Asia: ‘Government puppets’ or independent seats of learning?
- Finance and Delivery of Health Care
- Notes toward the Political Education of Public Administration
- Post-Graduate Public Administration Education: Comparisons of the United Kingdom and the United States*
- Never the Twain Shall Meet: TQM versus the Citizen's Charter
- Got HIPs? Making student engagement enhancement a core part of program development with high impact practices
- Internationalizing public administration education: Why and how?
- Citizens’ perceptions on public finance literacy: Familiarity, importance, actual use and proposed learning objectives
- Diamond Thunderbolt Management
- Book Review: Politics and Society in Britain. An Introduction
- Book Review: Rethinking Local Democracy Desmond King and Gerry Stoker (Macmillan, 1996, pp 254, £12.99 pbk) and Local Democracy and Local Government Lawrence Pratchett and David Wilson (Macmillan, 1996, pp 256, £11.99 pbk)
- Standards of Conduct in Local Government: A Paradox and an Unanswerable Question
- Book Review: Prime Minister, Cabinet and Core Executive
- Public Administration as a Useful Discipline: A Rejoinder to John Kingdom
- Book Review: Citizens, Consumers and Councils
- Case example of the use of Six Sigma and Kaizen projects in policing services
- The Major Government and Whitehall: The Civil Service at the Crossroads
- IT Related Training Needs for Administrators in the Coming Millennium — the case of the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration
- Redefining the boundaries of Public Administration
- The Politics of Decentralisation
- Researching, teaching and professional development
- Crucial Skills for African Managers
- Accountability and Leadership in the Prison Service
- Teaching and Learning of Public Administration and Law in the Context of ERE in a Bi-Disciplinary Department
- Developing a competency-based assessment approach for student learning
- Book Review: Cutback Management in Public Bureaucracies
- Teaching Public Administration in collaboration with SAGE Publications are pleased to announce an annual award
- The importance of engaging students on public assistance: New insights and recommendations for practice
- The British Civil Service in the 1990s: Are Business Practices Really Best?
- Individuality in learning styles: repercussions for teaching public administration
- Training to Enhance Effectiveness of Study the Fellows
- Health Charges in Britain: a necessary evil or a spent force?
- How managers and students view public service: The theoretical vs. practical divide
- Transforming research methods education through data science literacy
- Book review: Fighting falsehoods: Suspicion, analysis, and response
- The Hybrid Administrative System and the Management Training Dilemma
- Teaching Policy Analysis by the Case Method: Experiences and Lessons from the United States*
- Book Review: The British Civil Service Robert Pyper (Prentice Hall/Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1995, pp xiv + 206, £10.95 pbk); The Civil Service Keith Dowding (Routledge, 1995, pp 202, £12.99 pbk); The Civil Service Since 1945 Kevin Theakston (Blackwells, 1995, pp xii + 202, £11.99 pbk)
- Notes on the Language of Decentralisation
- The Transition of Local Self Government in Slovakia
- Book Review: In Defence of the Welfare State
- Book Review: Deciding Factors in British Politics
- Value conflicts in academic teaching
- The Blair Government and the Civil Service: Continuity and Change
- Innovation, Collaboration and Learning
- Where Has All the Public Administration Gone?
- The Speyer School of Administrative Sciences
- Maximizing reflexivity and praxis by recognizing and counteracting the constraints imposed by stimulus-response learning
- Book Reviews: The Citizen's Charter
- Building inclusive PA classrooms: The Diversity Inclusion Model
- Book Review: Improving Public Management
- Comparing online with brick and mortar course learning outcomes
- Book Review: Race Relations and Politics
- Public administration teaching and interdisciplinarity