A research agenda for public administration / edited by Andrew Massey,
Contributor(s): Massey, Andrew [editor.].
Publisher: Cheltenham,UK: Edward Elgar, 2019Description: xiii, 241p.ISBN: 9781788117241.Subject(s): Public administration -- Research | Public administration -- ResearchDDC classification: 351.072 Summary: This book addresses salient current issues in public administration research. It seeks to suggest where future research may or indeed ought to be focussed. To advocate the future routes for the development of research, this book is divided into themes, with a clear overlap between different approaches. The book has contributions that will assist students of public administration/public sector management and public policy, especially new PhD students, but will also be a useful resource for more established researchers to understand the major emerging issues within the field.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book addresses salient current issues in public administration research. It seeks to suggest where future research may or indeed ought to be focussed. To advocate the future routes for the development of research, this book is divided into themes, with a clear overlap between different approaches. The book has contributions that will assist students of public administration/public sector management and public policy, especially new PhD students, but will also be a useful resource for more established researchers to understand the major emerging issues within the field.
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