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Drawing on recent advances in social science, these essays demonstrate how rigorous, theory-based research in public management can improve government performance. They reflect the improved techniques in data and statistics which allow researchers to contruct more incisive models of governance.
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- Heinrich: Add a description of this character.
- Laurence E. Lynn
- H. Brinton Milward
- Hill
- Provan
- Smith
- James
- Carter
- O'toole
- Sandfort
- Heckman
- Ingraham
- Meier
- Ferejohn
- Riccio
- Roderick
- Wilson
- Mitchell
- Robert
- Behn
- Meyer
- Lipsky
- Wirth
- Simon
- Jennings
- Rothenberg
- Mead
- David
- Friedlander
- Gary
- Richard
- Miller
- Nathan
- Chadwin
- Seefeldt
- Kenneth
- Michael
- Donahue
- Charles
- Paul
- Kettl
- Thomas
- Brodkin
- Borgatti
- Hammond
First Sentence edit
How can public-sector regimes, agencies, programs, and activities be organized and managed to achieve public purposes?
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 351.73
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