Richard W Gable
Biographic Data
| ID | 113727 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard W Gable |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard W |
| FAMILY NAME | Gable |
| SIGNATURE | GABLE R W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Modernization and sex roles: The status of women in the Thai bureaucracy
The Impact of Informal Relations on Organizational Rewards: Comparing Bureaucracies in Southeast Asia
Forty years ago, Chester Barnard noted that there are informal organizations related to formal organizations everywhere.' Relying upon empirical confirmation from the Hawthorne experiments, administrative theorists were gradually turning from scientific management to the study of personal interaction and unofficial bondings within formal organizations. Aptly termed natural organizations by Victor Thompson, informal organizations were typically se…
Evaluating development programs: Administrative self-assessment in four Asian nations
Administrative Implications of Development Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Agricultural Programs in Asia
Administration and Development in Malaysia: Institution Building and Reform in a Plural Society. Milton J. Esman
Political Internships: Theory, Practice, Evaluation
Modernizing Court Administration: The Case of the Los Angeles Superior Court
Political and Administrative Development. Ralph Braibanti
Divisional Councils in East Pakistan, 1960-65: An Evaluation
Bureaucratic Transition: The Case of the British Colonies
Political Development and Social Change
Political Development and Social Change
Technical Assistance in Public Administration Overseas: The Case for Development Administration. Edward W. Weidner
The Politics and Economics of the 1957-1958 Recession
The California Legislator and the Problem of Compensation
DURING THE 1958 budget session of the California state legislature, an amendment to the state constitution was approved for submission to the voters the following November. This amendment provides that the legislature may raise the salary of its members to a level no higher than the average salary paid to members of the boards of supervisors of the five largest counties in the state. This action transcends in importance the immediate issue of whe…
The Politics and Economics of the 1957-1958 Recession
The California Legislator and the Problem of Compensation
Birth of an Employers' Association
The forces that originally impelled manufacturers to unite were often of fleeting impact and were soon replaced by the cohesive influence of new issues. The NAM, conceived to wage a tariff war, discovered in organized labor a common enemy for its members and traced its prosperity from the date it became a gladiator in the labor arena
Interest Groups as Policy Shapers
The heart of government is public policy. Pri vate interest groups and administrative agencies have come to be the principal originators of policy, while legislative groups, along with administrative and private groups, are the major shapers of public policy. The role of private groups depends upon the cultural setting within which they operate and the nature of the policy-making process. An interest group may succeed in shaping public policy whe…
Public Control of Economic Enterprise
Economics
Nam: Influential Lobby or Kiss of Death
Nam: Influential Lobby or Kiss of Death
Birth of an Employers' Association
The forces that originally impelled manufacturers to unite were often of fleeting impact and were soon replaced by the cohesive influence of new issues. The NAM, conceived to wage a tariff war, discovered in organized labor a common enemy for its members and traced its prosperity from the date it became a gladiator in the labor arena
Administrative Implications of Development Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Agricultural Programs in Asia
Interest Groups as Policy Shapers
The heart of government is public policy. Pri vate interest groups and administrative agencies have come to be the principal originators of policy, while legislative groups, along with administrative and private groups, are the major shapers of public policy. The role of private groups depends upon the cultural setting within which they operate and the nature of the policy-making process. An interest group may succeed in shaping public policy whe…
Nam: Influential Lobby or Kiss of Death
Economics
Public Control of Economic Enterprise
Interest Groups as Policy Shapers
The heart of government is public policy. Pri vate interest groups and administrative agencies have come to be the principal originators of policy, while legislative groups, along with administrative and private groups, are the major shapers of public policy. The role of private groups depends upon the cultural setting within which they operate and the nature of the policy-making process. An interest group may succeed in shaping public policy whe…
The Politics and Economics of the 1957-1958 Recession
The California Legislator and the Problem of Compensation
DURING THE 1958 budget session of the California state legislature, an amendment to the state constitution was approved for submission to the voters the following November. This amendment provides that the legislature may raise the salary of its members to a level no higher than the average salary paid to members of the boards of supervisors of the five largest counties in the state. This action transcends in importance the immediate issue of whe…
The Politics and Economics of the 1957-1958 Recession
The California Legislator and the Problem of Compensation
Birth of an Employers' Association
The forces that originally impelled manufacturers to unite were often of fleeting impact and were soon replaced by the cohesive influence of new issues. The NAM, conceived to wage a tariff war, discovered in organized labor a common enemy for its members and traced its prosperity from the date it became a gladiator in the labor arena
Technical Assistance in Public Administration Overseas: The Case for Development Administration. Edward W. Weidner
Bureaucratic Transition: The Case of the British Colonies
Political Development and Social Change
Political Development and Social Change
Divisional Councils in East Pakistan, 1960-65: An Evaluation
Political Internships: Theory, Practice, Evaluation
Modernizing Court Administration: The Case of the Los Angeles Superior Court
Political and Administrative Development. Ralph Braibanti
Administration and Development in Malaysia: Institution Building and Reform in a Plural Society. Milton J. Esman
Evaluating development programs: Administrative self-assessment in four Asian nations
Administrative Implications of Development Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Agricultural Programs in Asia
The Impact of Informal Relations on Organizational Rewards: Comparing Bureaucracies in Southeast Asia
Forty years ago, Chester Barnard noted that there are informal organizations related to formal organizations everywhere.' Relying upon empirical confirmation from the Hawthorne experiments, administrative theorists were gradually turning from scientific management to the study of personal interaction and unofficial bondings within formal organizations. Aptly termed natural organizations by Victor Thompson, informal organizations were typically se…
Modernization and sex roles: The status of women in the Thai bureaucracy
Political science (22 works) · Law (16 works) · Politics (13 works) · Economics (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Public Administration (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Public Administration (6 works)