Comparative Public Management: Putting U.S. Public Policy and Implementation in Context

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Foreword by Alfred M. Zuck Prologue Comparative Public Management: Coming In from the Cold by Randall Baker The Impact of International Trade and Direct Foreign Investment on the National and Subnational Levels: An Overview by Curtis Ventriss The Importance of Comparative Study in Educating the U.S. Public Service by Richard W. Ryan Why Has Bureaucracy Not Smothered Democracy in the United States? by Fred W. Riggs Democracy versus Bureaucracy: Transforming the Nature of the Civil Service in Bulgaria by Randall Baker Theory and Methodology in the Study of Comparative Public Administration by B. Guy Peters Comparative Civil Service Research: The Strategic Agenda by Eugene B. McGregor and Paul Solano Administrative Reform by Gerald Caiden Comparative Perspectives on Public Finance by Larry Schroeder The Management of Public Budgeting by Naomi Caiden Projects, Plans, and Programs by Steven H. Arnold and E. Philip Morgan Comparative Intergovernmental Relations by Robert Agranoff Central Issues in Comparative Analysis of Criminal Justice Systems and Criminal Policy: The Need for a Comparative Approach by Wolfgang Dechsel Human Resources Management by Lois R. Wise Environmental Policy and Management in the European Community and the United States, A Comparison by Mariette C. S. Glim Information Resource Management: A Framework for Comparison by Rolland Hurtubise Comparative Industrial Policy by Roy W. Shin Privatization: A Comparative Focus by Donald E. Fuller Index

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