Organizational Behavior and Public Administration (Third Edition)

Author: (USA) Vashu et al. (Auth.), Zhang Bintao et al. (Trans.)
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: In recent years, the globalization economy has drawn attention to the organizational practices and approaches of managing public affairs systems. This newly revised "Organizational Behavior and Public Administration" provides an interdisciplinary, applied, human-centered, descriptive, and explanatory research topic on how organizational behavior enables managers to guide the implementation of programs, public policies, and the resources of government agencies. This is one of the translation textbooks in the Public Administration Translation Series of the Ministry of Finance's "15th Five-Year Plan." The discussion scope of this book lies at the intersection of organizational behavior and public administration research. It is situated at the center of the human behavior issues public managers face in organizations and the procedures and policies that guide the allocation of resources to advance their institutions. This book reflects the latest research findings on organizational behavior in the public sector, written for students and managers of public sector organizations. The publication of this book has high reference value for us to improve public administration and enhance organizational behavior.