Description

Public Administration: Principles and Practice is a comprehensive guide authored by experts in the field, offering a thorough exploration of the principles that underpin the functioning of public administrations worldwide. The book delves into various aspects of public administration, including its historical development, theoretical foundations, and practical applications in contemporary governance. Key topics covered in the book include public policy formulation and implementation, organizational behavior within public agencies, the role of leadership and management in public service, and the dynamics of bureaucratic systems. It also addresses important themes such as accountability, transparency, ethics, and the challenges of managing public resources effectively. Through case studies and real-world examples, the authors illustrate how different principles and theories are applied in diverse administrative contexts, providing readers with insights into the complexities and nuances of public administration practice. This text is essential for students, scholars, and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of the principles guiding public sector organizations and their impact on society.