PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION – ADMINISTRATIVE THEORIES

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION – ADMINISTRATIVE THEORIES

Prof. B. L. Fadia

Prof. Kuldeep Fadia

The study of Public Administration is a part of the larger study of governmental processes and political systems. Public Administration is the means by which policies and objectives of the Constitution are implemented. To understand how government is administered, Public Administration must be studied in the context of our governmental system

Salient Features of the Book.

The book is analytical and examines the theories and framework of Public Administration as an autonomous discipline.

The text provides an up-to-date, authoritative and very readable introduction to its subjects for students on courses of Public Administration and governmental process.

The book gives due emphasis to the core areas of Public Administration-Nature of Public Administration, Administrative or Organisation Theory, Tools of Management, Public Personnel Administration, Financial Administration and Comparative Public Administration

Some of the Core Chapters of the book are: Philosophy, Science and Art of Public Administration, Public Private Partnership, Politics and Public Administration; Comparative Public Administration, Development Administration, New Public Administration, Public Administration and Policy Making; Public Choice Approach, NPM, State versus Market Debate, Ecology of Public Administration, Administration Culture, Globalization, Liberalisation, Privatization and its Impact on Public.