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Public administration as a design science
Ralph F. Shangraw,
Michael M. Crow
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Business & Economics
Design Science
100%
Public Administration
78%
Decision Making
26%
Public Sector
25%
Governmental System
17%
Textbooks
16%
Herbert Simon
14%
Government
14%
Constitution
11%
Redesign
10%
Separation of Powers
8%
Civil Service Reform
8%
United States of America
8%
Public Enterprise
7%
Management Research
7%
Fiscal Management
7%
Political Conflict
7%
Social Equity
6%
Systems Science
6%
Public Works
6%
Civil Engineering
6%
Civil Service
6%
Decentralization
6%
Behavioral Science
5%
Public Management
5%
Personnel Management
5%
Centralization
5%
Design and Development
5%
Behavior Change
5%
Service System
5%
System Design
5%
Subsystem
5%
Public Organizations
5%
Mandate
5%
Policy Change
4%
Wood
4%
Accidents
4%
Prescription
4%
Human Behavior
4%
Information Management
4%
Medicine
4%
Managers
4%
Integral
4%
Roads
4%
Alternatives
2%
Costs
1%
Social Sciences
public administration
70%
decision making
18%
public sector
16%
textbook
12%
natural sciences
10%
comprehensive compilations
9%
constitution
7%
administration theory
7%
legislative mandate
7%
Civil service reform
7%
alternative systems
7%
public enterprise
7%
personnel management
6%
Public works
6%
separation of powers
6%
social equities
6%
engineering
6%
civil service
5%
public management
5%
institute of technology
5%
political conflict
5%
subsystem
5%
behavioral science
5%
centralization
5%
history
5%
information management
5%
architect
5%
earning a doctorate
5%
nineteenth century
4%
decentralization
4%
accident
4%
road
4%
medication
4%
coverage
3%
medicine
3%
manager
3%
infrastructure
3%
society
3%
act
3%
graduate
3%
costs
2%
politics
2%
management
2%
time
1%