Garth N Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 3597694 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Garth N Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | Garth N |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES G N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Fred W. Riggs
Rise and Fall of a Professional Ideal
Innovation and the Public Policy Predicaments
"Frontiersmen in Search for the "Lost Horizon
Micronesia at the Crossroads
Covering an area of the Pacific Ocean larger than the continental United States, the more than 2,000 islands and atolls of Micronesia - a United Nations strategic trust territory under U.S. trusteeship - are emerging as a political entity. Their history since the Spanish discovery in the seventeenth century is a parade of colonial rule - Spanish, German, Japanese, and now American. Today, the many islands and their diverse peoples are confronting…
There Ain't No More Left
Planned Organizational Change
Planned Organizational Change
Spanning the work of Durkheim, Hollowell and Levy, this set was published at the inception of Industrial Relations and Business Studies. Sociologists were interested in the effect of economic and business activity on social institutions, and sought empirically to investigate the social consequences of industry and commerce for the community
Strategies and Tactics of Planned Organizational Change
Traditional societies are caught in a situation that demands wholesale changes in their organizational structures and social dynamics in order to deal with the new complex technological, economic, and political relationships. This being the case, little social science knowledge and technology is available to initiate and manage organizational change in a constructive fashion. Nevertheless, organizational change is an inevitable and universal phen…
Integration of Political Ethos and Local Government Systems; The Utah Experience with Council-Manager Government
Council-manager government has not met with much success in Utah. This situation prevails in spite of persistent and concerted efforts—particularly since World War II—to integrate the council-manager system within the fabric of Utah municipal government. Nearly every major municipality has either adopted and/or abandoned the system or has experienced a major campaign to establish the system. At this time, only a small percentage of the total inco…
Decentralization in Indonesia as a Political Problem
J. Bracken Lee and the Public Service in Utah
IN THE EARLIEST study of turnover of state personnell Professor Martin L. Faust of the University of Missouri summarized the arguments against the spoils system. The spoils system entails heavy turnover in personnel which periodically results in the scrapping of all or nearly all accumulated experience. It places inexperienced and incompetent persons in responsible administrative positions. Since it is predicated upon rewards and favors, it intro…
Strategies and Tactics of Planned Organizational Change
Traditional societies are caught in a situation that demands wholesale changes in their organizational structures and social dynamics in order to deal with the new complex technological, economic, and political relationships. This being the case, little social science knowledge and technology is available to initiate and manage organizational change in a constructive fashion. Nevertheless, organizational change is an inevitable and universal phen…
Rise and Fall of a Professional Ideal
J. Bracken Lee and the Public Service in Utah
IN THE EARLIEST study of turnover of state personnell Professor Martin L. Faust of the University of Missouri summarized the arguments against the spoils system. The spoils system entails heavy turnover in personnel which periodically results in the scrapping of all or nearly all accumulated experience. It places inexperienced and incompetent persons in responsible administrative positions. Since it is predicated upon rewards and favors, it intro…
J. Bracken Lee and the Public Service in Utah
IN THE EARLIEST study of turnover of state personnell Professor Martin L. Faust of the University of Missouri summarized the arguments against the spoils system. The spoils system entails heavy turnover in personnel which periodically results in the scrapping of all or nearly all accumulated experience. It places inexperienced and incompetent persons in responsible administrative positions. Since it is predicated upon rewards and favors, it intro…
Decentralization in Indonesia as a Political Problem
Integration of Political Ethos and Local Government Systems; The Utah Experience with Council-Manager Government
Council-manager government has not met with much success in Utah. This situation prevails in spite of persistent and concerted efforts—particularly since World War II—to integrate the council-manager system within the fabric of Utah municipal government. Nearly every major municipality has either adopted and/or abandoned the system or has experienced a major campaign to establish the system. At this time, only a small percentage of the total inco…
Strategies and Tactics of Planned Organizational Change
Traditional societies are caught in a situation that demands wholesale changes in their organizational structures and social dynamics in order to deal with the new complex technological, economic, and political relationships. This being the case, little social science knowledge and technology is available to initiate and manage organizational change in a constructive fashion. Nevertheless, organizational change is an inevitable and universal phen…
Planned Organizational Change
Spanning the work of Durkheim, Hollowell and Levy, this set was published at the inception of Industrial Relations and Business Studies. Sociologists were interested in the effect of economic and business activity on social institutions, and sought empirically to investigate the social consequences of industry and commerce for the community
Planned Organizational Change
There Ain't No More Left
Micronesia at the Crossroads
Covering an area of the Pacific Ocean larger than the continental United States, the more than 2,000 islands and atolls of Micronesia - a United Nations strategic trust territory under U.S. trusteeship - are emerging as a political entity. Their history since the Spanish discovery in the seventeenth century is a parade of colonial rule - Spanish, German, Japanese, and now American. Today, the many islands and their diverse peoples are confronting…
"Frontiersmen in Search for the "Lost Horizon
Rise and Fall of a Professional Ideal
Innovation and the Public Policy Predicaments
Fred W. Riggs
Political science (11 works) · Law (8 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Organizational change (3 works)