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    researcher further emphasized on the fact that a new management model in organizations could be adopted, whether public or private. The criticism of the bureaucracy and the rise of the superiority of private management systems in relation to public administration, materialized on a set of fundamental principles: decentralization, deregulation and delegation. 1. Decentralization as a fundamental principle for organizations can acquire creativity and innovation, implying at the same time reducing…

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    Since 1948, Myanmar has already established anti-corruption laws related to building integrity, but these laws have rarely been enforced and there has been any effective prosecution for the abuse of office (Chêne, 2012). When the civilian government came to office, it has undertaken significant legislative reforms including requiring all government officials to publicly declare their assets (Morrell, 2012). The 2008 Constitution also requires that the government submit the draft budget to the…

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    Street-Level Bureaucracy: The Critical Role of Street-Level Bureaucrats by Michael Lipsky was written to explain the importance of the role of public service workers when delivering government services to the public. The involvement of public administration in difficulties that are currently affecting the undeserved and have made the government to take responsibilities on public safety, health and security. Lipsky believed that government workers play a significant role in our society by making…

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    American Constitution. While the politics/administration dichotomy was the instrument that scholars used to solve the complex issues created by the law of the land. Laurence J. O 'Toole, Jr. (1987) is his article, Doctrines and Developments: Separation of Powers, the Politics-Administration Dichotomy, and the Rise of the Administrative State, contends that the development of the American administrative state was an amalgamation of the politics/administration dichotomy and the constitutional…

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    Public Administration Ethics for the 21st Century discusses a code of ethics for public administrators. Martinez argues that civil servants, public administrators, and non-profit administrators, as with other professionals, must have a standard code of ethics. However, there remains no such code. He contends the importance of a code by explaining that public administrators make decisions with ethical expectations. Martinez argues for five methods to administrative ethics. “Ethics as a…

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    Due to the gender discrimination history in the workplace in the United States, I was interested to educate myself more about what took place in the past and what women has gone through. In the book, “Gender Images in Public Administration: Legitimacy and the Administration State,” by Camilla Stivers, speaks…

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    from the literature in support. Submit your answers via a word document through the drop box. 1. How would you define public administration? Use two articles from week 1 to support your answer. (10pts) Lewis writes “…public interest is a process – an exploration – rather than immutable or even identifiable conclusion” (Lewis, 2006). I would define public administration as a complex set of interrelated concepts, it requires judgment and common sense and transference of information; it falls…

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    Bureaucracy is seen in everyday life; they are imperative to society. Bureaucracies have made different impacts and “…tremendous strides in efficiency and productivity in the workplace through technology and the science of workplace management” (Larkin, 2015). This is a formal organization that helps accomplishes a goal or a task. Society would not be able to function properly without bureaucracy playing a role. Within a bureaucracy there are many different positions and elements that build the…

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    I will talk about Woodrow Wilsons’ theory of dichotomy of politics and public administration some of the strengths and weaknesses associated with the theory and apply it to the Columbia accident where politics played a major role. Woodrow Wilson theory of the separation of politics and public administration is a necessary part of public administration to stick to task of enforcing public policy and operate efficiently. The dichotomy of an agency is a necessary to allow it to run properly without…

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    view in public administration distinctly attempts to associate reason with judgment. The desire for rational, technical decision-making has become a powerful organizing principle in public administration. While this model has dominated the discussions and debates in the scholarly work, there are some who also argue that legitimacy of the state itself is not public administration’s problem (Miller, 2004a). Miller’s position takes place under a working thesis that public administration would work…

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