Arthur A Felts
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1282232 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Arthur A Felts |
| PRENOMES | Arthur A |
| SOBRENOME | Felts |
| ASSINATURA | FELTS A A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | College of Charleston |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Symposium—The Internet and Public Affairs
Time and Space
We explain the swift rise of the theory and practice of the new public management by exploring the economic, cultural, and epistemological roots of evolving capitalism. Our analysis focuses on the changing epistemologies, expressed as temporal or spatial thinking, that characterize both industrial and post-industrial capitalism and the way in which these forces shape forms of administrative organization. We explore the implications of these chang…
Local Government Administrators
Using qualitative data gathered from interviews with municipal department heads in a random sample of South Carolina municipalities, this article presents evidence that local administrators fail to characterize themselves as participants in political processes. When faced with political issues or conflicts, they preferred to fall back on professional standards or hierarchical deference. This contrasts with Barth's (1991, 1993) study of federal ad…
Police ethics
Organizational Communication
Using a critical theoretical approach, this article analyzes conceptualizations of organizational communication failures. Perhaps because interpretations of communication failures have been dominated by a social psychological perspective, these reveal an unargued acceptance of communication failures as a consequence of hierarchical design with no alternatives presented or analyzed. This essay adapts the concept of communicative competence develop…
Politicians and Professionals
This paper explores an enduring issue in state-level politics, that is, the pattern of influence in executive/agency budgetary relations with state legislatures. It is an extension of research begun in the 1960s by Sharkansky and continued by a number of others dealing with agency success in budgetary requests (Wright 1967: Anton 1967: Sharkansky 1968, 1969: Sharkansky and Turnbull 1969: Williams 1972: Moncrief and Thompson 1980: PjerrouDesrocher…
Practitioners in the Classroom
Putting practitioners into the classroom to teach graduate public administration courses is a practice about which surprisingly little has been written. The issues raised in this article are the practitioners role in teaching MPA courses. The author examines three important considerations when practitioners become teachers. First, the method of teaching is explored with special attention being given to case‐study type approaches. Next, the author…
Organizational Communication
Using a critical theoretical approach, this article analyzes conceptualizations of organizational communication failures. Perhaps because interpretations of communication failures have been dominated by a social psychological perspective, these reveal an unargued acceptance of communication failures as a consequence of hierarchical design with no alternatives presented or analyzed. This essay adapts the concept of communicative competence develop…
Politicians and Professionals
This paper explores an enduring issue in state-level politics, that is, the pattern of influence in executive/agency budgetary relations with state legislatures. It is an extension of research begun in the 1960s by Sharkansky and continued by a number of others dealing with agency success in budgetary requests (Wright 1967: Anton 1967: Sharkansky 1968, 1969: Sharkansky and Turnbull 1969: Williams 1972: Moncrief and Thompson 1980: PjerrouDesrocher…
Time and Space
We explain the swift rise of the theory and practice of the new public management by exploring the economic, cultural, and epistemological roots of evolving capitalism. Our analysis focuses on the changing epistemologies, expressed as temporal or spatial thinking, that characterize both industrial and post-industrial capitalism and the way in which these forces shape forms of administrative organization. We explore the implications of these chang…
Police ethics
Local Government Administrators
Using qualitative data gathered from interviews with municipal department heads in a random sample of South Carolina municipalities, this article presents evidence that local administrators fail to characterize themselves as participants in political processes. When faced with political issues or conflicts, they preferred to fall back on professional standards or hierarchical deference. This contrasts with Barth's (1991, 1993) study of federal ad…
Practitioners in the Classroom
Putting practitioners into the classroom to teach graduate public administration courses is a practice about which surprisingly little has been written. The issues raised in this article are the practitioners role in teaching MPA courses. The author examines three important considerations when practitioners become teachers. First, the method of teaching is explored with special attention being given to case‐study type approaches. Next, the author…
Organizational Communication
Using a critical theoretical approach, this article analyzes conceptualizations of organizational communication failures. Perhaps because interpretations of communication failures have been dominated by a social psychological perspective, these reveal an unargued acceptance of communication failures as a consequence of hierarchical design with no alternatives presented or analyzed. This essay adapts the concept of communicative competence develop…
Politicians and Professionals
This paper explores an enduring issue in state-level politics, that is, the pattern of influence in executive/agency budgetary relations with state legislatures. It is an extension of research begun in the 1960s by Sharkansky and continued by a number of others dealing with agency success in budgetary requests (Wright 1967: Anton 1967: Sharkansky 1968, 1969: Sharkansky and Turnbull 1969: Williams 1972: Moncrief and Thompson 1980: PjerrouDesrocher…
Police ethics
Local Government Administrators
Using qualitative data gathered from interviews with municipal department heads in a random sample of South Carolina municipalities, this article presents evidence that local administrators fail to characterize themselves as participants in political processes. When faced with political issues or conflicts, they preferred to fall back on professional standards or hierarchical deference. This contrasts with Barth's (1991, 1993) study of federal ad…
Time and Space
We explain the swift rise of the theory and practice of the new public management by exploring the economic, cultural, and epistemological roots of evolving capitalism. Our analysis focuses on the changing epistemologies, expressed as temporal or spatial thinking, that characterize both industrial and post-industrial capitalism and the way in which these forces shape forms of administrative organization. We explore the implications of these chang…
Symposium—The Internet and Public Affairs
Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Public Policy and Administration Research (4 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Management and Organizational Studies (3 obras) · Public Administration (3 obras) · Public Administration (3 obras)