Mastering Public Administration: From Max Weber to Dwight Waldo (Chatham House Series on Change in American Politics)
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Mastering Public Administration: From Max Weber to Dwight Waldo (Chatham House Series on Change in American Politics)

by Brian R. Fry

Political Science public administration
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Mastering Public Administration explores the development of public administration from Max Weber to Dwight Waldo. Brian R. Fry places these influential perspectives within the context of change in American politics, offering students and general readers a concise guide to the field’s intellectual foundations and evolution.

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Mastering Public Administration examines the development of public administration through the work associated with Max Weber and Dwight Waldo.

Brian R. Fry presents the subject within the context of changing American politics, connecting foundational thought with the broader evolution of the field.

Part of the Chatham House Series on Change in American Politics, this book is suited to readers seeking a focused introduction to public administration and its intellectual history.

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