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CHAPTER THREE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
46 CHAPTER THREE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 1. INTRODUCTION There are various forms of contemporary PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION . Some institutions and organisations are partly autonomous but all deliver PUBLIC services and respond to social issues. These organisations are not mutually exclusive because they have to depend on each other, and must work together to tackle complex situations in order to cope with varying levels of uncertainty, brought about by changing needs of the communities in which they operate. The biggest challenge that is constantly faced by these organisations is to ensure high quality PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION . PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION in broad terms can be described as the development, implementation and study of government policy, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Review, (1996:247).
Chester I. Barnard (1938); and Herbert A. Simon (1946) who advocated a rational approach to decision making, and Dwight Waldo (1953). 53 (iii) Part Three was the period between 1950 and 1960. Contributors during this period are grouped according to …
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