Teaching Public Administration: Can We Teach What We Don't Know?

Charles S. Liebman

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IN 1938 the Public Administration Review, a publication of the Maxwell School, carried the now classic debate between Robert Hutchins, at that time President of the University of Chicago, and William Mosher, then Dean of the Maxwell School, on the question, Shall we train for Public Administration?' At the risk of great over-simplification the following excerpts can be taken to represent the heart of the arguments. Hutchins wrote:

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