Public Administration: The Path of Management, Politics, and Law

Author: (USA) Rosenbloom, (USA) Kravchuk, translated by Zhang Chengfu et al.
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Publication Date: 2002-12-01
Features: This book is a standard textbook in American public administration, describing, explaining, and analyzing public administration from the perspectives of management, politics, and law. It provides readers with a profound and comprehensive analytical framework for understanding public administration, covering topics such as the concept of public administration, the functions of public management, public organizations, public personnel management, public budgeting, public policy analysis, public administration and democratic constitutionalism, and the future of public administration. Today, in the context of competing theories and paradigms in public administration, this book remains a classic in content, concepts, methods, and writing style. It is a standard textbook in American public administration, a required reading for students majoring in public administration and public management at numerous universities in the United States, and one of the most frequently cited public administration books in the international field. It describes, interprets, and analyzes public administration from the perspectives of management, politics, and law, offering an analytical framework that helps people understand public administration more deeply and comprehensively. Based on the fourth edition, this book has been fully revised, making its content more contemporary. At the same time, it transcends cultural and geographical boundaries in terms of concepts, methods, and writing style, becoming more international and achieving great success both in the United States and in countries around the world.