Rutgers, Mark R. (ed.) — Retracing public administration.

Amsterdam : JAI, 2003. Hardcover. xvi, 365 pp. 24 cm. (Research in public administration, 7). Mailorder only - Alleen verzending mogelijk. Book condition : very good. - Contents : Preface / Mark R. Rutgers -- Tracing the Idea of Public Administration: Towards a Renaissance of Public Administration? / Mark R. Rutgers -- Exploring the Public/Private Dichotomy: An Evaluation of The Intellectual Crisis of American Public Administration and The Government is Us / Udo Pesch -- Reforming American Public Administration: Public or Private Solutions? / Cheryl Simrell King -- Disentangling Blurring Boundaries: The Public/Private Dichotomy from an Organizational Perspective / Gerrit S.A. Dijkstra and Frits M. van der Meer -- Wine Turned Sour? Private Gain, Public Verdict: Seijs, Scheepmaker, and the Public/Private Dichotomy / F. Pieter Wagenaar -- Great Expectations and Confusing Relations / Larry S. Luton -- Wine, Taxes and Prison: A Premodernist View of Thick Description / Edward C. Page -- Three Roads to Politics and Administration: Ideational Foundations of the Politics/Administration Dichotomy / Patrick Overeem and Mark R. Rutgers -- Finding and Refining Complementarity in Recent Conceptual Models of Politics and Administration / James H. Svara and James R. Brunet -- Public Administration and Practical Reasoning / Paul Nieuwenburg -- Constitutionalism and Comparative Administration: An Addendum to the New Public Management / John A. Rohr -- Reassessing Purpose and Value: Towards an End/Action Model of Values in Public Administration / Mark R. Rutgers and Petra Schreurs -- The Rule of Rationality: Weber's Concept of Rationality in his Writing on the Bureaucracy / Petra Schreurs -- Weberian Rationality as the Impersonality of Rule Application: An Appreciative Response to Petra Schreurs / John Forester -- Modern Reason and Postmodern Rationality / Jay D. White -- Understanding Government Through Differentiated Integration in the Study of Public Administration / Jos C.N. Raadschelders -- Rediscovering Government / Danny L. Balfour.