PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: PREMISES AND PRACTICES

This collection presents fourteen essays exploring both the theoretical and practical aspects of Public Administration, with a focus on key themes in administrative behavior and dynamics. Topics covered include the identity crisis of Public Administration, administrative theory, New Public Administration, political perspectives on administrative change, probity in public life, ethical concerns in Public Administration, the contributions of Chester Barnard, district administration, ethical concerns in administrative behavior, administrative leadership, constitutionalism, organizational communication, and the vision of Lal Bahadur Shastri.