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The traditional policy role of public administrators within classic public administration.
What is implementation?
He developed the ethics triangle.
Who is James Svara?
It is also referred to as objectivism?
What is ethicall absolutism?
The failures of the Great Society programs helped bring about this paradigm shift in the field and study of public administration.
What is NPM?
It is the current paradigm of public administration.
What is NPG?
It is the means between excesses and deficiency.
What is a virtue?
These two people stressed the importance of rationality in their ethical theories.
Who are Aristotle and Kant?
It is a rule one adopts as a guideline for behavior.
What is a maxim?
In his argument, he stressed "there is no responsibility unless there is an obligation to someone else..."
Who is Herman Finer?
In the Friedrich-Finer debate, it is the term used to refer to a profession/the skilled knowledge of professional administrator
What is 'the fellowship of science'?
It is the period of public administration that Jacksonian democracy took place.
What is the Spoils Period?
The two ethical theories that stress ends over means discussed in class.
What is ethical egoism and utilitarianism?
It is the period in public administration when Woodrow Wilson wrote his foundational text, "The Study of Administration".
What is the First Reform Period?
According to Aristotle, it is how moral virtues are acquired.
What is reliance on intellectual virtues and habituation?
According to this person, subjective responsibility is based on the objective responsibility of the administrator
Who is Carl Friedrich?
(Subjective - Political and moral responsibility comes with decision-making that serves the public interest. Objective – Technical and functional skills that comes from professional training and experience)
It is the term used for government built on intelligent technology according to the Al-Besher and Kumar’s article.
What is smart governance?
According to this author in the debate issue, the results are consistently poor when government goes beyond borrowing business techniques and actually owns and operates businesses or business-like programs.
Who is Jim Powell?
("Should Government Be Run Like a Business")
It is NPG's view of the role of public and private actors in policymaking
What is co-production and collaboration?
This author (in the debate issue) argued that privatization is a proven, nonpartisan management tool. Used well, it lowers costs and improves service quality and accountability.
Who is Leonard Gilroy?
("Should Governments Use the Private Sector to Deliver Public Services?")
This author in the debate issue argued that outsourcing government functions to private contractors erodes democratic accountability and the rule of law.
Who is Paul Verkuil?
("Should Governments Use the Private Sector to Deliver Public Services?")