Readings in comparative public administration - Raphaeli, Nimrod (Boston Allyn and Bacon, 1967)
Introduction to comparative public administration -- Comparative public administration: an overview/ Nimrod Raphaeli -- The relevance of comparative politics to the study of comparative administration/ Alfred Diamant -- The variety of models/ Dwight Waldo -- Comparisons of phenomena/ James D. Thompson, Peter B. Hammond, Robert W. Hawkes, Buford H. Junker and Arthur Tudor -- The "idiographic" approach -- Civil service in ancient times: the story of its evolution/ J.H. Hofmeyr -- The venality of provincial office in China and in comparative perspective/ Robert Marsh -- General problems of the French civil service/ Jerzy S. Langrod -- The British civil service: its present methods of recruitment and promotion and their implications for new states/ Hilton M. Power -- The parliamentary ombudsman: should the scandinavian scheme be transplanted?/ Donald C. Rowat -- Staffing procedures and problems in the Soviet Union/ U.S. Senate -- The relationship between collegial and one-man management in Soviet State administration at the present satge of development/ IU. M. Koslov -- Staffing procedures and problems in communist China/ U.S. Senate -- Development administration -- Developmental administration -- Developmental administration: an approach/ V. A. Pai Panandiker -- Bureaucracy and nation building in transitional societies/ S. C. Dube -- Problems of emerging bureaucracies in developing areas and new States/ S. N. Eisenstadt -- Improvement of local government and administration for development purposes Emil J. Sady -- The assessment of the staff requirements in a developing country/ Richard Ramage -- The introduction of bureaucracy into African polities/ Raymond Apthorpe -- Public administration in Latin America/ Roberto De Oliviera Campos -- The costs of political acculturation: the administrator/ Lucien W. Pye -- Bureaucracy and environment in Ceylon/ Robert N. Kearney and Richard L. Harris -- Toward a conceptual approach in comparative administration -- How bureaucracies develop and function/ Arnold Brecht -- Bureaucracies: some contrasts in systems/ Wallce S. Sayre -- Bureaucracy, bureaucratization and debureaucratization/ S. N. Eisenstadt -- Bureaucracy East and West/ Monroe Berger -- Bureaucratic theory and comparative administration/ Ferrel Heady -- The major traits of prefectoral systems/ Robert C. Fried -- The "Sala" model: an ecological approach to the study of comparative administration/ Fred W. Riggs -- Japanese administrative behavior and the "Sala" model/ James R. Brady - Towards an empirical framework for ecological studies in comparative administration/ John Forward.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 473-490)
Keywords: Public administration