When the State Meets the Street: Public Service and Moral Agency
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When the State Meets the Street: Public Service and Moral Agency

by Bernardo Zacka

Sociology Political Science public policy
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When the State Meets the Street considers what happens where government encounters everyday life. Focusing on public service and moral agency, Bernardo Zacka examines the ethical dimensions of working within state institutions and offers a thoughtful perspective for readers interested in politics, public administration, and civic responsibility.

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When the State Meets the Street examines the relationship between public service and moral agency.

The book focuses on the point where state institutions meet everyday public life.

It considers public service as a setting in which questions of judgment, responsibility, and ethical action arise.

Bernardo Zacka presents a title suited to readers interested in government, public administration, and the moral dimensions of civic work.

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