B B Schaffer
Biographic Data
| ID | 242715 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B B Schaffer |
| GIVEN NAMES | B B |
| FAMILY NAME | Schaffer |
| SIGNATURE | SCHAFFER B B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The New Political Economy of Development: Integrated Theory and Asian Experience
Journal Article The New Political Economy of Development: Integrated Theory and Asian Experience Get access The New Political Economy of Development: Integrated Theory and Asian Experience. By Kurt Dopfer. London: Macmillan. 1979. 342 pp. £20.00. B. B. Schaffer B. B. Schaffer 1Institute of Development Studies, Sussex Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 56, Issue 4, September 1980,…
Oceania and Beyond: Essays on the Pacific since 1945
Journal Article Oceania and Beyond: Essays on the Pacific since 1945 Get access Oceania and Beyond: Essays on the Pacific since 1945. Edited by F. P. King, Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. 1976. (Distrib. in UK by Westport Publications, London.) 265 pp. $22.50. B. B. Schaffer B. B. Schaffer 1University of Sussex Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 54, Issue 2, April 1978, Pages 3…
Comparisons, Administration and Development
Advising about development: The example of the world bank report on Papua and New Guinea
Induced Political Change in the Pacific: A Symposium
The British General Election, 1964: A Retrospect
The Concept of Preparation: Some Questions about the Transfer of Systems of Government
Arecent commentator has suggested that the value to political science of looking at new states is that “one is forced to deal with the most basic questions of politics—the entire set of questions involved in the creation and maintenance of political societies.” Certainly this appears to be true time and again. One is forced to look at the largest questions to the smallest, both because they are vivid and apparent, and because they are also urgent…
Decision‐making and the Civil‐military Experience
The McCarthy Report and the Machinery of Government
Policy and System in Defense: The Australian Case
Defense policy and civil-military relations are now well established fields for political science. They raise problems that are important and exciting in their own right and as dramatic instances of general institutional problems of policy-making and control. Comparative and particular aspects of this field should be appreciated. What are the special characteristics of the Australian type of situation
Book Notes
Public Administration and the Political Education
Leaders and Cases
Staff Conditions and Careers as a Problem of Management
Sir Arthur Helps and the Art of Administration
The Teaching of Public Administration
“Neither is it to be passed over in silence that this dedicating of colleges and societies only to the use of professory learning hath not only been an enemy of the growth of sciences, but hath redounded likewise to the prejudice of states and governments: for hence it commonly falls out that princes, when they would make choice of ministers fit for the affairs of state, finde about them such a marveilous solitude of able men; because there is no…
The Distinction Between Executive and Administrative Work
Theory and Practice in the Machinery of Government
The Idea of the Ministerial Department: Bentham, Mill and Bagehot
The Popularity of Organisation and Methods: A Note on the Current Status of Efficiency Consulting in British Public Authorities
The British Treasury: A Note on Chances Over the Last Generation
The Concept of Preparation: Some Questions about the Transfer of Systems of Government
Arecent commentator has suggested that the value to political science of looking at new states is that “one is forced to deal with the most basic questions of politics—the entire set of questions involved in the creation and maintenance of political societies.” Certainly this appears to be true time and again. One is forced to look at the largest questions to the smallest, both because they are vivid and apparent, and because they are also urgent…
The Distinction Between Executive and Administrative Work
Induced Political Change in the Pacific: A Symposium
Sir Arthur Helps and the Art of Administration
The British Treasury: A Note on Chances Over the Last Generation
The Popularity of Organisation and Methods: A Note on the Current Status of Efficiency Consulting in British Public Authorities
The Idea of the Ministerial Department: Bentham, Mill and Bagehot
The Teaching of Public Administration
“Neither is it to be passed over in silence that this dedicating of colleges and societies only to the use of professory learning hath not only been an enemy of the growth of sciences, but hath redounded likewise to the prejudice of states and governments: for hence it commonly falls out that princes, when they would make choice of ministers fit for the affairs of state, finde about them such a marveilous solitude of able men; because there is no…
The Distinction Between Executive and Administrative Work
Theory and Practice in the Machinery of Government
Staff Conditions and Careers as a Problem of Management
Sir Arthur Helps and the Art of Administration
Leaders and Cases
Book Notes
Public Administration and the Political Education
The McCarthy Report and the Machinery of Government
Policy and System in Defense: The Australian Case
Defense policy and civil-military relations are now well established fields for political science. They raise problems that are important and exciting in their own right and as dramatic instances of general institutional problems of policy-making and control. Comparative and particular aspects of this field should be appreciated. What are the special characteristics of the Australian type of situation
Decision‐making and the Civil‐military Experience
The British General Election, 1964: A Retrospect
The Concept of Preparation: Some Questions about the Transfer of Systems of Government
Arecent commentator has suggested that the value to political science of looking at new states is that “one is forced to deal with the most basic questions of politics—the entire set of questions involved in the creation and maintenance of political societies.” Certainly this appears to be true time and again. One is forced to look at the largest questions to the smallest, both because they are vivid and apparent, and because they are also urgent…
Advising about development: The example of the world bank report on Papua and New Guinea
Induced Political Change in the Pacific: A Symposium
Comparisons, Administration and Development
Oceania and Beyond: Essays on the Pacific since 1945
Journal Article Oceania and Beyond: Essays on the Pacific since 1945 Get access Oceania and Beyond: Essays on the Pacific since 1945. Edited by F. P. King, Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. 1976. (Distrib. in UK by Westport Publications, London.) 265 pp. $22.50. B. B. Schaffer B. B. Schaffer 1University of Sussex Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 54, Issue 2, April 1978, Pages 3…
The New Political Economy of Development: Integrated Theory and Asian Experience
Journal Article The New Political Economy of Development: Integrated Theory and Asian Experience Get access The New Political Economy of Development: Integrated Theory and Asian Experience. By Kurt Dopfer. London: Macmillan. 1979. 342 pp. £20.00. B. B. Schaffer B. B. Schaffer 1Institute of Development Studies, Sussex Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 56, Issue 4, September 1980,…
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