Principles of Public Administration (General Series of Public Management)

Author: Sun Rong et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This book is closely integrated with contemporary Chinese administrative practices, concisely analyzing and reviewing general concepts and principles of public administration, such as administrative principles, administrative environment, leadership, functions, organization, personnel, decision-making, information, administrative psychology, administrative methods, and administrative efficiency. The content is well-organized and emphasizes the intrinsic connections between these concepts and principles, fully reflecting the systematicity and completeness of the textbook. The writing style of this book is distinctive, as each chapter begins with a practical tip related to actual work to introduce the chapter's issues and key points. At the end of each chapter, a typical case study with questions is provided, aiming to help readers, through discussions, answers to the case studies and questions at the end of each chapter, as well as the review and reflection questions in subsequent chapters, clarify the principles and conduct comparative thinking based on practical contexts. This approach enables a deeper understanding and mastery of the fundamental principles of public administration.