A century of public teacher education; the story of the State teachers colleges as they evolved from the normal schools,

On spine: Public teacher education.

Professor Drews teaching class in basic public administration

Prof. Lederle's siminar in administrative organization & management. Students are from Dept. of Justice, Bur. of Forestry, Bureau of Public Health & Philippine Airlines, a government corporation.

Supplementary analysis of Report on administration issued by Public Administration Service [Chicago]

Caption title.

Technical assistance in public administration, the domestic role: II, a report on the Brazilian program, University of Souther California, 1952-54,

Mode of access: Internet.

Terminal report [to the International Cooperation Administration] on the contract concerning public administration in the University of San Andrés.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of a meeting on technical cooperation in public administration in dependent territories, New York, N.Y., 20 May 1954.

Mode of access: Internet.

Reflections on public administration,

Mode of access: Internet.

Standards and techniques of public administration with special reference to technical assistance for under-developed countries; report.

Mode of access: Internet.

Public administration and policy development, a case book.

At head of title: The Inter-university Case Program.

Using the tax system to collect fines

In this article we consider the possibility that fines could be collected through the tax and social welfare systems in the same way as higher education contributions and child support payments are currently administered. We argue that the existing system of fine collection and enforcement leads to high default rates and reduces the usefulness of fines as a sanction. We consider a range of models for the implementation of an income-related fine collection system, and discuss their possible implications for issues including judicial independence, the time taken to repay fines and aggregate fine revenue.

Co-ordination and public administration in a global economy — A Hungarian point of view

The purpose of social co-ordination mechanisms is to co-ordinate the activities of individuals and organisations specialised in the distribution of work. The paper reviews five basic types of mechanisms: market, bureaucratic, ethical, aggressive and co-operative co-ordination. Today’s world operates on the basis of a duality: international cooperation is based on nation states, in which the public administrations work according to bureaucratic coordination. However, the increasingly globalised market responds to the logic of market coordination. The article argues that in terms of understanding the working of public administration, the various coordination mechanisms are of crucial importance, especially where various mechanisms meet, such as the relationship between nation states and multinational corporations.