Public Administration and Society

Part I Introduction to the Central Issues; Chapter 1 Scope and Content of Public Administration; Chapter 2 Time and Change; Chapter 3 Democracy, Citizenship, and Governmental Structure; Part II Creating a New Democracy; Chapter 4 The Federalist Papers, Nos. 10, 17, & 51; Chapter 5 Introduction to The Federalist Papers Reader, Frederick Quinn; Chapter 6 Interpretative Essay, W.B. Allen, Gordon Lloyd, Margie Lloyd; Chapter 7 What Sort of Despotism Democratic Nations Have to Fear, Alexis de Tocqueville; Part III Community and the Individual; Chapter 8 The Public Realm, Thomas E. McCollough; Chapter 9 Barn Raising, Daniel Kemmis; Chapter 10 The Nature of Community Governance, Richard C. Box; Part IV Public Organizations and Policy; Chapter 11 Democracy, Public Administrators, and Public Policy, Dale Krane; Chapter 12 A Brief Tour of Public Organization Theory in the United States, Gary S. Marshall; Chapter 13 The Future of the American Bureaucratic System, Richard J. StillmanII; Part V Values and Public Administration; Chapter 14 Unequal America, Elizabeth Gudrais; Chapter 15 Introduction to New Public Administration, H. George Frederickson; Chapter 16 Practitioners, Richard C. Box; Chapter 17 Running Government Like a Business: Implications for Public Administration Theory and Practice, Richard C. Box; Part VI The Public Service Practitioner in a Democratic Society; Chapter 18 Democracy and Public Service; Chapter 19 The Citizenship Role of the Public Professional, Richard C. Box; Chapter 20 Transforming Citizenship and Governance, Claire Mostel; Chapter 21 Obituary, Claire Mostel;