CORONA
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9299.1955.tb01630.x |
| Published date | 01 March 1955 |
| Date | 01 March 1955 |
CORONA
Public administration can never be static. There must
always be a moving forward. At the least there is always
a
search for increased efficiency and more up-to-date methods.
At
most
. .
.
and
at
best
.
. .
there is continual effort for
much more than a faultless machine to cope with the growing
complexities of social life. The good administrator knows
that “the proper study of mankind is man’’ and that the
path to progress in any field should be paved with human
relationships through the understanding and willing acceptance
by the public
of
administrative ways and means.
Nowhere is that path being followed more eagerly and
with higher hopes than in the British Colonial Empire.
Nowhere
is
it
leading towards more fruitful change and more
promising development in new conceptions of partnership
between men of all colours and races in every sphere
of
administration.
‘The problem involved and the efforts being made to
solve them can be read in
Corona,
the Journal of Her Majesty’s
Colonial Service. The Journal, with its illustrations and
articles both grave and gay, supplies that extra knowledge
of
vital current affairs which is the hall-mark of the well-
informed man or woman.
If
the colonial administrator finds
frequent need to study methods
of
public administration in
the United Kingdom, the home administrator has much to
learn from activities which affect the Commonwealth and
Empire.
Corona
is published monthly by Her Majesty’s Stationery
Office and costs
IS.
6d. plus postage’ad., or
20s.
a year including
postage.
It
inay
be obtained from any branch
of
Her Majesty’s
Stationery Omce or through any bookseller.
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