What Motivates Bureaucrats? Politics and Administration During the Reagan Years
What Motivates Bureaucrats? examines the relationship between politics and administration during the Reagan years. Marissa Martino Golden focuses on bureaucratic motivation within the context of American government, offering readers a focused study of public administration, political influence, and the workings of bureaucracy during a consequential period.
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What Motivates Bureaucrats? explores the motivations of bureaucrats within the context of American government.
The book focuses on the relationship between politics and administration during the Reagan years.
It considers how public officials and administrative institutions operate amid changing political conditions.
Written by Marissa Martino Golden, this work offers a focused study of bureaucracy and governance in a significant period of modern U.S. political history.
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