3rd Edition
American Public Administration Public Service for the Twenty-First Century
1 Public Service in the Twenty-First Century; 2 The Growth of Government and Administration; 3 Ethics and Public Administration; 4 The Political Ecology of U.S. Public Administration; 5 Federalism and Public Administration 1 ; 6 Civil Society and Public Administration 1 ; 7 The Organizational Dimensions of Public Administration and Theories of Organization ; 8 Motivation, Decision-Making, and Organizational Culture; 9 The Policy Process; 10 Privatization and Public Administration; 11 Public Budgeting and Finance; 12 Human Resource Administration in Public Organizations; 13 Public Administration’s Role in Environmental Issues and Climate Change; 14 Public Health and the Role of Public Administration 3 ; 15 Afterword: Public Administration Resiliency in Troubled Times
Biography
Robert A. Cropf is a Professor of Political Science and Co-Director of the Public and Social Policy Ph.D. program at Saint Louis University in St. Louis, MO, USA. He is the author of numerous books, articles, and chapters on public administration and public policy. He has a BA from Cornell University and an MPA and PHD from New York University.
John L. Wagner works with Saint Louis, MO area communities and national partner organizations in evaluating regional land use, public policy, economic development, infrastructure investment, and environmental sustainability. Dr. Wagner holds a PhD in Public Policy Studies from Saint Louis University, USA.
"American Public Administration is a useful foundational text to introduce students to public administration in upper-level undergraduate or graduate level courses. This third edition contains many contemporary issues that will appeal to students, such as disaster and pandemic planning, climate change preparedness, and combating misinformation and disinformation."
Nevbahar Ertas, Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Administration at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
