Public Management for the New Millennium: Developing Relevant and Integrated Professional Curricula?
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Jones, L.R.
Thompson, Fred
Zumeta, William
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2001
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The world in which public managers function is rapidly changing and vastly different from that contemplated by the early intellectual stalwarts of public administration. Public agencies are expected to collaborate with each other, with nonprofit organizations and with citizen groups and to use modern technology strategically to manage and deliver services. They are under powerful pressures to use resources efficiently as markets and quasi-markets influenced by global forces play a much greater role in structuring service delivery. Within this context public agencies must manage human resources accordingly, yet also humanely and legally.
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Graduate School of Business & Public Policy (GSBPP)
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