Post-Traditional Public Administration Theory

<p>This book describes what is argued to be the most effective way of doing public administration thinking. Its aim is to encourage governments to govern fundamentally better in terms of policy and administration. </p><p>A better understanding of context and identities imaginization epistemic pluralism anti-administration and the context of economics are examples of what is critical for high effectiveness. The pieces included in this book have been handpicked from the vast academic collection that David Farmer has authored over the last thirty years and which were published in the <i>Journal of Administrative Theory and Praxis</i> and the <i>Journal of Public Administration Education. </i>Collectively these chapters are intended to help governments use post-traditional public administration theory in order to achieve better praxis.</p>