Legal Case Analysis of Public Administration

Author: Rosenbloom
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Examines the conflict and convergence of constitutional and administrative values in the field of public administration; Case studies delve into the forefront areas of new public management such as privatization and outsourcing; Each case highlights the profound insights of Supreme Court justices on public administration; Provides a reference for the "constitutional competence" required for "administrative lawfulness" in the U.S.; The combination of theoretical frameworks and case annotations facilitates teaching and research.
Do you want to know what would happen if a U.S. government employee said they hoped an assassin could "hit" President Reagan? What if a police officer stopped a private vehicle for enforcement? Do you want to know what "constitutional competence" public employees in the U.S. need to "administer according to law"? Do you want to know how U.S. Supreme Court justices, with their wisdom, have applied the classical "Bill of Rights" to public administration? Do you want to know how constitutional values are interpreted through case studies to analyze the decision-making, efficiency, standardization, and core and frontier areas of public management such as privatization and outsourcing? Do you want to appreciate the vitality of public administration from the perspective of "public law"? Whether you are a public administration major or a law major, if you are interested in these questions, this book will broaden your professional perspective through relatable cases and analyses.
Do you want to know what would happen if a U.S. government employee said they hoped an assassin could "hit" President Reagan? What if a police officer stopped a private vehicle for enforcement? Do you want to know what "constitutional competence" public employees in the U.S. need to "administer according to law"? Do you want to know how U.S. Supreme Court justices, with their wisdom, have applied the classical "Bill of Rights" to public administration? Do you want to know how constitutional values are interpreted through case studies to analyze the decision-making, efficiency, standardization, and core and frontier areas of public management such as privatization and outsourcing? Do you want to appreciate the vitality of public administration from the perspective of "public law"? Whether you are a public administration major or a law major, if you are interested in these questions, this book will broaden your professional perspective through relatable cases and analyses.