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58 Cards in this Set
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Why do people choose to become a public official?
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A call to service.
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Rules are written to be?
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Vague.
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Which has more discretion rules or standards?
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Standards
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Things that are needed to get something done
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timing, tolerance, politics, power
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What is adjudication
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Making a ruling
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Who has more control law makers or administrators
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Administrators
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The law is only as strong as...
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the public will to enfore it.
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rule making and following can become
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mindless
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The fact remains that those serving on _______ basis can never be expected to _______ themselves personally from those with whom they ______.
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reglitory, isolate, regulate
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Civil service act....
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protects us.
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govt is in a
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constant state of flux
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for every good reason
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theres a real reason
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government is the
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art of negotiation
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line item budgeting
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cut out one line insted of cutting entire program
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effeciancy and efficriveness
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not easly blended together
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govt is the
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art of negotiation
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efficient effective
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fair and consistant
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not much interaction of neighbors
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govt is the one that is called.
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laws are written to be...
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vague
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elective officials role is to be
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visionary
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trust in govt is lower then used to be because of...
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media
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4 steps
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faith, family, self, job
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number of govt employees
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1 in 3
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can control uncertanty...
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power
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civil service act
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protects us in our jobs
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if you cant make a decision
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you become part of the problem
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case study process
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story, stakeholder, point of view, recommendations
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govt is in a...
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constant state of flux
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toughest things people in pub admin do is....
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making decidions
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miles law:
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where you stand depends on where you sit
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this controls everything an agency does...
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budgets
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to be in govt you must...
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understand beliefs, values, and customs
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gov is orientated to...
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process
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there is no single majority...
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capable of all policies
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most govt programs are
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visionary
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public policy is
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nothing but organizing framework
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It is unusual to have a...
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consistant policy for a consistant problem
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Polivies need
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a certain amount of support to be implemented
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govt is here to
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provide service
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we have the right to disagree but...
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not the right to be disagreeable
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effective
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govt
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efficient
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private
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few people outside of govt agenvies
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pay attention to budget systems
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due process
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the right to appeal and be heard
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peers judge on
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public interest and circumstances
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adminustrative rule
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ussuing rules and tell you what to follow
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budget decisions are connected to all
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govt attempts to influence the national and reginal economics
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whats the cause of fees rising?
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raised level of service
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required in public office
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integrity
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foundation of power
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political support
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state politics are frequently tied
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more closely to private interest groups
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many admin processes today work through
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info sharing and negotiation in a context of informal orgs
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the original rational to establish a federal system in the us
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was to prevent the concentration of power in a strong national govt
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state, local, and fed powers
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are shared
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federalism is an
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explicitly political arrangement
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Who has the right to demand more efficenct from govt?
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YOU DO!
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the vision of a policy is not difficult
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its the implimentation that is!
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history..
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repeats itself
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