Public administration in America / Michael E. Milakovich; George J. Gordon
Editor: Boston, Massachusetts : Cengage, [2023]Edición: Twelfth EditionDescripción: xvii, 704 pages : some illustrations ; 24 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9780357660065
- JK421 .M45 2022
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Combining emerging trends, challenges and ethical considerations with current research, Milakovich/Gordon's PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN AMERICA, 12th edition, gives you a behind-the-scenes look at day-to-day operations of government administrative agencies as it examines policies and procedures across various levels of U.S. government. The most current concerns in public administration are analyzed from the second Obama administration, the Trump presidency and the beginning of President Biden's term. Up-to-date discussions explore the many challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, homeland security concerns, ongoing health care debates and more. "Point/Counterpoint" features enable you to debate and discuss key issues. As it builds your knowledge of core concepts, the text also highlights the path to a fulfilling career in politics and public administration -- and how you can make a difference.
Eleventh edition: 2013.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 644-686) and index.
"Public administration provides most of the critical human resources-and the management capability-to try to prevent, respond to, and recover from the worst effects of both human-caused and natural disasters. The COVID-19 pandemic presented the greatest challenge to governments' fundamental responsibility to "serve and protect" citizens since the Second World War. The belated response to the pandemic, and the need to socially distance required to prevent its spread, forced a massive shift in interpersonal activity and resulted in the rush to, and need to, connect remotely"-- Provided by publisher.