Making a Difference: Progressive Values in Public AdministrationM.E. Sharpe, 2008 - 137 páginas This inspirational work encourages Public Administration professionals to participate in progressive social change by advocating progressive values to counter the regressive values currently dominant in American society. The book begins with an analysis of regressive and progressive societal values, and then discusses specific actions PA practitioners, scholars, and teachers can take to build awareness and use of progressive values. The author presents regressive and progressive values in five matched pairs, each representing a continuum of thought and action: aggressiveness and cooperation; belief and knowledge; economics as end, and economics as means; great inequality and limited inequality; and Earth as resource, and Earth as home. |
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... To kill the king : Post - traditional governance and bureaucracy . Armonk , NY : M.E. Sharpe . Flentje , H. E. , & Counihan , W. ( 1984 ) . Running a " reformed " city " : The hiring and firing of city managers . Urban Resources , 2 , 9 ...
... To kill the king : Post - traditional governance and bureaucracy . Armonk , NY : M.E. Sharpe . Flentje , H. E. , & Counihan , W. ( 1984 ) . Running a " reformed " city " : The hiring and firing of city managers . Urban Resources , 2 , 9 ...
Contenido
The Case for Progressive Values | 25 |
Describing the Value Pairs | 38 |
Practice and Change | 74 |
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Términos y frases comunes
acceptable advance progressive values aggressiveness alternatives American areas career public classical liberalism complex concept contemporary continuum critical social theory culture current conditions decision democracy described discussion dominant Dwight Waldo economic rationality effects elected officials elites environmental example forest Frank Lloyd Wright Gary Wamsley global goals Herbert Marcuse human behavior idea imagination implementation important individual influence issues knowledge M.E. Sharpe McSwite means military narrative neoliberalism neopragmatism normative thought one-dimensionality organizations passion for change Paul Krugman perspective policy process political potential practice practitioners and academicians preferences problem programs Progressive Era public action public administration public affairs public interest public policy public professionals public sector public service practitioners reader reality regressive and progressive regressive thought Richard Rorty role social change social inequality societal conditions structures things tion Tom McCall urban Wright Mills writing