O Glenn Stahl
Biographic Data
| ID | 1052108 |
|---|---|
| NAME | O Glenn Stahl |
| GIVEN NAMES | O Glenn |
| FAMILY NAME | Stahl |
| SIGNATURE | STAHL O G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Interagency Advisory Group, United States Civil Service Commission; member of the Executive Council of the Civil Service Assembly of the United States and Canada |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1937 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Changing Public Service
Had I been more prescient, I might have been an elder statesman of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) myself, because I was at the meetings in 1939 of the American Political Science Association at which the organization meetings took place. I also attended the meeting the second day. This I did to hear one of the distinguished seniors at that time, Charles Beard, who made a memorable address beginning with a booming Fellow trav…
Setting the Record Straight
Public Personnel Management
Managerial Effectiveness in Developing Countries
Politics, Personnel and Public Policy
The Public Personnel System
Thoughts on Group Representativeness
More Thoughts on Group Representativeness
Reveries and Perspectives upon Transition
World Political Developments and their Implications for Public Administration
Of Jobs and Men
Intergovernmental Personnel Act - A Progress Report
Developments in Public Administration
Developments in Public Administration
More on the Network of Authority
1. that so-called staff units usually do and must necessarily carry out functions of command; 2. that there are some activities for which there is an inescapable need for organizationwide adherence; 3. that a staff activity is no more a restricted, specialized function than are individual line segments of an enterprise; 4. that staff functions, having to do with how things are done more than what is done, assume a special importance in the public…
Democracy and Public Employee Morality
Security of Tenure—Career or Sinecure
Bureaucracy in a Democracy. Charles S. Hyneman A Hook in Leviathan. Bradley D. Nash , Cornelius Lynde
Public Personnel Administration
The Current Status of Personnel Administration
Straight Talk about Label Thinking
T O ASSAIL certain management controls in government administration as interferences with operating programs is one of the fashions of the day that matured during the War. One of the recent written examples is the thought-provoking article, A Dangerous Tendency in Government, by Willard N. Hogan, which appeared in the Summer, 1946, issue of Public Administration Review. But most of the
What a Bureaucrat Thinks About Executives
Our Promised Land. Richard L. Neuberger
Public Service Training in Universities
Political scientists in this country have for many years been concerned with the problem of preparing young persons for public service careers. Considerable thought and discussion were devoted to the subject at numerous conferences and conventions in years before the entry of the United States into the World War, and some progress was made toward adapting university curricula to such principles as were evolved. The revival of a fresh interest in …
The Public Personnel System
The Changing Public Service
Had I been more prescient, I might have been an elder statesman of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) myself, because I was at the meetings in 1939 of the American Political Science Association at which the organization meetings took place. I also attended the meeting the second day. This I did to hear one of the distinguished seniors at that time, Charles Beard, who made a memorable address beginning with a booming Fellow trav…
Managerial Effectiveness in Developing Countries
Politics, Personnel and Public Policy
Public Service Training in Universities
Political scientists in this country have for many years been concerned with the problem of preparing young persons for public service careers. Considerable thought and discussion were devoted to the subject at numerous conferences and conventions in years before the entry of the United States into the World War, and some progress was made toward adapting university curricula to such principles as were evolved. The revival of a fresh interest in …
Public Service Training in Universities
Political scientists in this country have for many years been concerned with the problem of preparing young persons for public service careers. Considerable thought and discussion were devoted to the subject at numerous conferences and conventions in years before the entry of the United States into the World War, and some progress was made toward adapting university curricula to such principles as were evolved. The revival of a fresh interest in …
Our Promised Land. Richard L. Neuberger
What a Bureaucrat Thinks About Executives
Straight Talk about Label Thinking
T O ASSAIL certain management controls in government administration as interferences with operating programs is one of the fashions of the day that matured during the War. One of the recent written examples is the thought-provoking article, A Dangerous Tendency in Government, by Willard N. Hogan, which appeared in the Summer, 1946, issue of Public Administration Review. But most of the
Bureaucracy in a Democracy. Charles S. Hyneman A Hook in Leviathan. Bradley D. Nash , Cornelius Lynde
Public Personnel Administration
The Current Status of Personnel Administration
Security of Tenure—Career or Sinecure
Democracy and Public Employee Morality
More on the Network of Authority
1. that so-called staff units usually do and must necessarily carry out functions of command; 2. that there are some activities for which there is an inescapable need for organizationwide adherence; 3. that a staff activity is no more a restricted, specialized function than are individual line segments of an enterprise; 4. that staff functions, having to do with how things are done more than what is done, assume a special importance in the public…
Developments in Public Administration
Developments in Public Administration
Intergovernmental Personnel Act - A Progress Report
Of Jobs and Men
Reveries and Perspectives upon Transition
World Political Developments and their Implications for Public Administration
The Public Personnel System
Thoughts on Group Representativeness
More Thoughts on Group Representativeness
Politics, Personnel and Public Policy
Public Personnel Management
Managerial Effectiveness in Developing Countries
Setting the Record Straight
The Changing Public Service
Had I been more prescient, I might have been an elder statesman of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) myself, because I was at the meetings in 1939 of the American Political Science Association at which the organization meetings took place. I also attended the meeting the second day. This I did to hear one of the distinguished seniors at that time, Charles Beard, who made a memorable address beginning with a booming Fellow trav…
Political science (19 works) · Business (13 works) · Law (11 works) · Public Administration (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Public Administration (9 works) · Administration (probate law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (6 works) · Psychology (5 works)