The Ethics of Dissent: Managing Guerrilla Government (Public Affairs and Policy Administration Series)
The Ethics of Dissent explores the role of disagreement in public organizations through the concept of “guerrilla government.” Rosemary O′Leary examines the ethical and administrative challenges of managing dissent, offering a focused contribution to public affairs, policy administration, and the study of government.
About This Book
The Ethics of Dissent examines dissent within public organizations and the challenges it creates for administrators.
Centered on the concept of “guerrilla government,” the book considers how public employees may work through disagreement and resistance.
It connects ethical questions with the practice of policy administration and organizational management.
This work is part of the Public Affairs and Policy Administration Series.
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