Difference between revisions of "Public Administration"
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Public Administration is closely related to other fields such as [[Economics]] and [[Business Management]] and will often utilize theories, concepts and methods from these related disciplines. | Public Administration is closely related to other fields such as [[Economics]] and [[Business Management]] and will often utilize theories, concepts and methods from these related disciplines. | ||
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Public Administration has been defined as 'what governments do or choose not to do'. This is a very general definition and will almost always be broken down into specific areas of activity, sometimes referred to as policy areas. | Public Administration has been defined as 'what governments do or choose not to do'. This is a very general definition and will almost always be broken down into specific areas of activity, sometimes referred to as policy areas. | ||
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Revision as of 14:07, August 9, 2009
Public Administration, sometimes referred to as Public Management or Governance is both an area of activity and a field of study concerned with the organization and administration of the affairs of states, regions and localities as well as the organizations which they effectively own. The study of Public Administration is concerned with understanding the processes and methods used in connection with these activities, including the possibilities for improving these processes and methods.
Public Administration is closely related to other fields such as Economics and Business Management and will often utilize theories, concepts and methods from these related disciplines.
Activities and Study of Public Administration
Definitions of Public Administration
Public Administration has been defined as 'what governments do or choose not to do'. This is a very general definition and will almost always be broken down into specific areas of activity, sometimes referred to as policy areas.