June 2021
Intermediate to advanced
592 pages
20h 43m
English
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Understanding and Managing Public Organizations, 6th Edition
by Hal G. Rainey, Sergio Fernandez, Deanna Malatesta
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SUBJECT INDEX
- A
- Accenture Public Sector Value Model (Jupp/Younger), 58
- Accountability, 94–95
- lines, complication, 121
- Achievement-oriented leadership style, 354
- Acquisition Letters usage, 56
- Action-planning systems, usage, 224
- Active representation, 339
- Activities, structuring, 231–232
- Administration, principles, 20–23
- Administrative Behavior (Simon), 26, 145–146
- Administrative burdens, 213, 216–217
- Administrative changes, 429
- Administrative Management School, 20–23, 209–210
- Administrative officials, influence, 201
- Administrative processes, examination (Simon), 26
- Administrative survivors, 386
- Affiliation commitment, 320
- Affirmative action, 86, 91, 96, 118, 336–337, 340–341
- Agencies, 43, 44. See also Government agencies
- Agencification, types, 46t
- Agenda-setting process/agenda garbage can, 122–123
- Apolitical shield, creation, 385
- Artificial intelligence (AI) systems, adoption, 240
- Attentive publics, 102
- Attribute substitution theory, 148
- Attribution models, 356
- Authentic leadership, 360–361
- Authority, hierarchy, 19, 222
- Authority-obedience management, 352
- Autonomous motivation, 284
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