Public Personnel Administration: Legalistic Reforms vs. Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Economy

Chester A. Newland

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Chester A. Newland, Public Personnel Administration: Legalistic Reforms vs. Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Economy, Public Administration Review, Vol. 36, No. 5, Special Bicentennial Issue: American Public Administration in Three Centuries (Sep. - Oct., 1976), pp. 529-537

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