ADMINISTRATIVE THEORY

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION : MEANING AND SCOPE IMPORTANCE AND POUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION COMPARATIVE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ANCIENT PARADIGMS: LUTHER GULLIK AND LYNDEL URWICK SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT : F.W. TAYLOR HUMAN RELATIONS APPROACH : ELTON MAYO SYSTEM APPROACH : CHESTER BARNARD BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH : ERBERT SIMON SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH : DOUGLAS MEGREGOR AND ABRAHAM MASLOW ECOLOGICAL APPROACH : FIRED W. RIGGS MEANING OF BUREAUCRACY MAX WEBER, KARL MARX, MAX WEBER REPRESENTATIVE BUREAUCRACY ISSUES IN BUREAUCRACY FORMAL AND INFORMAL ORGANISATIONS DIVISION OF WORK AND COORDINATION HIERACRCY, SPAN OF CONTROL UNITY OF COMMAND CENTRALISATION AND DECENTRALISATION DELEGATION, SUPERVISION, COMMUNICATION ADMINISTRATIVE PLANNING AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY LEADERSHIP, CHIEF EXECUTIVE LINE AGENCIES STAFF AND AUXILIARY AGENCIES BUDGETING, ACCOUNTABILITY CITIZEN AND ADMINISTRATION)

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