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A General Theory of Public Administration by Stephen Lalor (Paperback / softback, 2014)

'A General Theory of Public Administration' offers, for the first time, a definition of public administration which fits the occupation and the field of study. Contents Preface Summary Introduction - The Theoretical Vacuum Chapter 1 - The Nature of Public Administration Chapter 2 - Demand for Public Goods Chapter 3 - Supply of Public Goods Chapter 4 - The Language of Public Administration Chapter 5 - The Moral Purpose of Public Administration Chapter 6 - Public Administration Reform Conclusion Appendix I - Public Administration as a Profession Appendix II - A Freudian te on policy making Appendix III - Post-modernist public administration Select Bibliography

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Author Biography
Stephen Lalor worked in the Irish civil service until his retirement in 2007. He received his Ph.D. from Trinity College, Dublin in 1991 for a thesis on policy making in the Irish civil service. Among his publications is The Annotated Constitution of Ireland (Dublin: Gill and Macmillan, 1995), [with J.Anthony Foley] and he has written a number of articles on public administration and related subjects for Irish journals.
Date of Publication
16/05/2014
Edition Statement
Annotated Edition
Country of Publication
United States

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