Public administration: the interdisciplinary study of government

Abstract

1. Framing the Nature of the Study of Public Administration: Origins, Identity Crises, Maturity, and Conceptual Mapping 2. Science or Wissenschaft: Public Administration among the Three Branches of Knowledge 3. Public Administration and the Fragmentation of its Knowledge Sources: Academic Specialties and Disciplines, Organizational Units, and Societal Organizations 4. Substantive Topics and Comprehensive Conceptual Maps of Public Administration 5. Bogey Man, Doctor's Bag, Artist's Medium: The Dynamic Arena of PA-theory 6. Four Intellectual Traditions in the Study of Public Administration 7. Public Administration's Canon(s) of Integration 8. The Nature of and Intellectual challenges to the Study of Public Administration

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