Naomi Caiden
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 701423 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Naomi Caiden |
| PRENOMES | Naomi |
| SOBRENOME | Caiden |
| ASSINATURA | CAIDEN N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | California State University Los Angeles |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 93 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1964 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Missing Piece
Why is administrative law so neglected in the curricula of graduate public administration in the United States? In the light of professed adherence to democratic administration and rule of law, this gap in the academic education of public service professionals seems surprising and somewhat disconcerting. Public servants are not only empowered but obligated by law to use the power of the state to make decisions and take actions in the public inter…
The Budget and the Classroom
Challenges Confronting Contemporary Public Budgeting
For nearly half a century, Allen Schick's works have explored and analyzed central issues in the role of budgets in modern government. In 2009, the Organisation for Economic Co‐operation and Development published Evolutions in Budgetary Practice: Allen Schick and the OECD Senior Budget Officials, a selection of his work, together with new chapters. The book traces developments in budget practices and reforms since the 1980s, relating them to chan…
Faith and Government
The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Comparative Administration
Improving Government Performance
A Century's Life
The Limitations and Significance of Reason
Mayoral Leadership in One Universe of American Urban Politics
To Build a Nation
Tomorrow the World
Books in review
Brothers' keepers
Politics of Public Budgeting
A New Perspective on Budgetary Reform
Comparative Policy Research
Paradox, Ambiguity, and Enigma
The Boundaries of Public Budgeting
Conventions and practicality demand that studies of social phenomena be conducted within accepted disciplinary boundaries. These boundaries demarcate concerns, focus analysis on appropriate relationships, and limit the scope of study to enable theory building. At times, however, developments in a field of study expand beyond accepted boundaries, challenging conventional approaches to research and teaching. For some time, the boundaries of public …
The New Rules of the Federal Budget Game
In recent years the capacity of the federal budget process has been more and more open to question. To some observers the process appears on the verge of collapse, disintegrating into a muddle of spiralling deficits, missed deadlines, ad hoc decision making and hazy budget figures.1 There are a large number of widely varying proposals for reform to remedy a multitude of perceived problems. 2 But what may be overlooked in the confusion of present …
Books in review
The Myth of the Annual Budget
Rarely do those who live through profound social change appreciate its significance. Traditional modes of thinking interfere with perceptions of reality. Predictions are often confounded in the complexities and uncertainties of the onrush of events. Such is now the predicament of public administrators caught in the throes of the federal budget crisis. Events have moved so swiftly that it is difficult to gain a sense of perspective, much less pred…
Dilemmas of Budget Reform
Planning and budgeting in poor countries
Budgeting in Poor Countries
If there was ever a subject which has been overwritten, over-analyzed and over-theorized with so little practical result to show for the effort, it is budgeting in poor countries. Report after report by reputable experts has exhorted, cajoled, and pleaded in almost identical terms, yet the very consistency of the findings and prescriptions of these reports indicates that little has resulted in the way of budgetary improvement over the years.' The…
Shortchanging the Public
An Ombudsman for Australia? 1
The Organisation of Teaching and Research in the Social Sciences in Australian Universities
Planning and Budgeting in Poor Countries
Administrative Corruption
Patterns of Budgeting
Budgeting is such a universal and essential activity of governments, that it is often assumed it may be discussed in terms of a single set of concepts, and that research findings from experience may be extrapolated beyond their specific context without further thought. All governments appear to have to undertake very similar functions in mobilizing and spending revenues. It is, therefore, not surprising that for a long time budgeting has been sub…
Shortchanging the Public
Planning and budgeting in poor countries
Budgeting in Poor Countries
If there was ever a subject which has been overwritten, over-analyzed and over-theorized with so little practical result to show for the effort, it is budgeting in poor countries. Report after report by reputable experts has exhorted, cajoled, and pleaded in almost identical terms, yet the very consistency of the findings and prescriptions of these reports indicates that little has resulted in the way of budgetary improvement over the years.' The…
Dilemmas of Budget Reform
Books in review
The Myth of the Annual Budget
Rarely do those who live through profound social change appreciate its significance. Traditional modes of thinking interfere with perceptions of reality. Predictions are often confounded in the complexities and uncertainties of the onrush of events. Such is now the predicament of public administrators caught in the throes of the federal budget crisis. Events have moved so swiftly that it is difficult to gain a sense of perspective, much less pred…
The New Rules of the Federal Budget Game
In recent years the capacity of the federal budget process has been more and more open to question. To some observers the process appears on the verge of collapse, disintegrating into a muddle of spiralling deficits, missed deadlines, ad hoc decision making and hazy budget figures.1 There are a large number of widely varying proposals for reform to remedy a multitude of perceived problems. 2 But what may be overlooked in the confusion of present …
The Boundaries of Public Budgeting
Conventions and practicality demand that studies of social phenomena be conducted within accepted disciplinary boundaries. These boundaries demarcate concerns, focus analysis on appropriate relationships, and limit the scope of study to enable theory building. At times, however, developments in a field of study expand beyond accepted boundaries, challenging conventional approaches to research and teaching. For some time, the boundaries of public …
Paradox, Ambiguity, and Enigma
Comparative Policy Research
A New Perspective on Budgetary Reform
Politics of Public Budgeting
Books in review
Brothers' keepers
The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Comparative Administration
Improving Government Performance
A Century's Life
The Limitations and Significance of Reason
Mayoral Leadership in One Universe of American Urban Politics
To Build a Nation
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