Comparative Public Administration
ecological studies (which examines administrative phenomena in relation to its external environment). Thus, comparative public administration, according to Fred Riggs, is: i. Empirical, that is, factual and scientific. ii. Nomothetic, that is, abstracted and generalizable. iii. Ecological, that is, systematic and non-parochial . 5.
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