Teaching Public Administration - AZ - page 4
- Book Review: Implementation in Public Policy
- Book Review: Consuming Public Service
- The Geographical Distribution of Civil Servants: The Politics of Change
- Public Administration, Relevance and the Pleasure Principle
- Keeping Pace with Development: The Evolving Role of Training in Botswana
- Learning Computing Skills in a Developing Country: A Case Study
- Obituary notice for the Joint University Council
- Book Review: British Cabinet Politics. Public Expenditure and the IMF
- Capacity Building for Policy Management: Lessons of an African Case
- Local Leadership Potential in Britain and Poland Compared: A Note
- Book Review: Handbook of Public Services Management . By C Pollitt and S Harrison (eds). (Oxford: Blackwell, 1992, pp.295, £45.00.); How Organisations Measure Success . By N Carter, R Klein and P Day. (London: Routledge, 1992, pp.202, £35.00.)
- Teaching of international and comparative public administration in MPA programmes in the united states
- Management by Walking the Plank
- Cutback Management in Local Government: An Analytical Framework
- Ethics and the Role of Regulators1
- Executive programs for Brazilian mid-career public managers
- Teaching Public Administration in Kazakhstan
- Book Review: The Ideal of Public Service: Reflections on the Higher Civil Service in Britain
- Book Review: Organisational Theory and Behaviour: An African Perspective Peter Blunt (London, Longman 1983, 196pp, £5.95); Personnel Management in Africa Peter Blunt and Oladeji Popoola (London, Longman 1985, 211pp £5.95)
- Book Review: The Future of Whitehall
- Has public leadership as we know it reached the end of its shelf life? Exploring leadership styles in the 21st century
- The creation of international collaborative governance discourse during the process of teaching vocabulary at the university
- Decision-making skills in the fourth industrial revolution
- Book Review: Where research begins
- The Quest for Ethical Behaviour in the South African Public Service
- Bricks Without Straw? The Political Literacy of Undergraduates on Courses in Business and Public Sector Studies
- Book Review: The Politics of Decentralisation: Revitalising Local Democracy
- Book Review: The Civil Service in Liberal Democracies. An Introductory Survey
- Book Review: Public Policy in Britain
- Book Review: British Regionalism and Devolution: The Challenges of State Reform and European Integration
- Exploratory Research in Public Administration — A Bibliography of the Case Study Method†
- Book Review: Trends in British Public Policy
- Book Review: Local Government Today
- ‘I’m not a natural mathematician’
- Editorial Note
- Book Review: How to be a Civil Servant
- Planning ahead: developing and extending the impact of the Journal
- Book Review: Models of Local Governance: Public Opinion and Political Theory in Britain
- How should public policy be taught?
- The significance of culture, tourism and leisure services in social and economic development in the NE of England
- Book Review: A Very British Miracle: The Failure of Thatcherism
- Lessons for Public Administration and the Policy Process from the BSE Crisis
- Learning from experience
- BEC Seeks the Middle Way
- Are individuals with high levels of public service motivation satisfied in MPA degree programs?
- Public Administration: Defining the Discipline - Part II
- Book Review: British Cabinet Government
- Film in Public Administration Classrooms: Developing Responsible Administrators in the Information Age
- Everything old is old again
- Preparing public management students for mixed methods research
- Fostering university-public administration links through local case studies in executive education
- The Demise of Traditional Teaching: Public Administration in Britain
- The Legal Protection of Civil Servants' Rights in Britain
- Arguments Against Management
- Editorial
- Selected Aspects Pertaining to the Teaching of Public Policy in Public Administration Teaching Programmes
- Women Local Chief Executives in the Philippines
- Teaching Methods in Small Group Tutorials — A Critique
- Book Review: The New Regionalism in Western Europe: Territorial Restructuring and Political Change
- Book Review: Rediscovering Public Services Management
- Leadership development in governments of the United Arab Emirates
- Using Case Studies to teach Public Policy: a practical example
- The BSE Crisis: Science, Politics and Economics at Loggerheads
- How public is public administration? A constitutional approach of publicness
- Comparative analysis of the on job training for tax officials in V4 countries
- Can public policy be improved?
- Teaching elements of Government and Politics at the grassroots in Malawi: A proposal for the growth and development of democracy in AfricaEmployment1
- The Changing World of British Public Administration: Keeping Track
- An Alternative Approach to Teaching Public Administration
- The design, pedagogy and practice of an integrated public affairs leadership course
- ‘Taking it back to the office’: A practitioner perspective of the value of a PhD
- A new agenda for teaching public administration and public policy in Brazil
- Book Review: Whitehall and Westminster — Government Informs Parliament: The Changing Scene
- An Investigation into the Relationship Between Student ‘A’ Level Grades and Final Degree Results on a Public Administration Full-time Sandwich Degree
- Teaching diversity, cultural competency, and globalization to American public affairs students: Integrating comparative approaches to public administration and policy
- Data science literacy: Toward a philosophy of accessible and adaptable data science skill development in public administration programs
- A renewed purpose for public serving professionals focused graduate programs in global higher education ecosystem
- Training civil servants in promoting the reputation of the country in the settings of crisis communication
- The Group Case Study Method in a Web-Based Human Resources Management Course
- Developing Training Partnerships with African Institutions
- Regionalism, Regionalisation and Regional Government
- Book Review: The Hound in the Left-Hand Corner
- Service Learning: understanding value in public budgeting and public service
- Local Government: Opportunities as Well as Threats?
- Can We Compare Local Governments? A Manifesto for New Courses
- Learning about British government: a practical approach
- Book Review: Leadership in Whitehall
- Telescope: the Career and Retirement of a Civil Service College Training Exercise
- The Midfordshire simulation
- Book Review: The Politics of Welfare
- Organising, Managing, and Assessing an Intercampus, Transnational EU Simulation
- E’s are good
- An agenda for rethinking mid-career master programs in public administration
- Local Prime Ministers?**
- Book Review: Transforming Local Governance: From Thatcher to New Labour G. Stoker (Palgrave, 2003, pp.272, £55.00 hbk, £18.99 pbk); Politics of London: Governing an Ungovernable City. T. Travers (Palgrave, 2003, pp.256, £55.00 hbk, £18.99 pbk)
- Projects, Blueprints, Learning Processes and Anti-Projects: A Framework for the Perplexed
- Trusting in, and Trust Within, the Public Services
- Global comparative public administration
- CNAA
- Policy formulation redesigned: A new understanding of policy design and its implications for instruction