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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Purposes | |
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Sources and Methods | |
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Tests | |
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Managerial Imagination | |
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The Town Librarian and the Latchkey Children | |
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Public Managers and Public Management | |
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An Alternative Approach to Public Administration | |
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Envisioning Public Value | |
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Defining Public Value | |
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The Aim of Managerial Work | |
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Different Standards for Reckoning Public Value | |
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Municipal Sanitation: An Example | |
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Toward a Managerial View of Public Value | |
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Organizational Strategy in the Public Sector | |
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William Ruckeishaus and the Environmental Protection Agency | |
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Jerome Miller and the Department of Youth Services | |
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Managerial Discretion and Leadership in the Public Sector | |
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Defining Mission and Goals in the Private Sector | |
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Defining Mission and Goals in the Public Sector | |
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The Mission of the EPA: Pollution Abatement | |
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The Mission of DYS: Humanizing the Treatment of Children | |
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The Managerial Utility of Mission Statements | |
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Evaluative Criteria for Organizational Strategies | |
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Building Support and Legitimacy | |
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Mobilizing Support, Legitimacy, and Coproduction: The Functions of Political Management | |
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Miles Mahoney and Park Plaza | |
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David Sencer and the Threat of Swine flu | |
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Political Management: A Key Managerial Function | |
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Who Is Important in Political Management | |
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Combining Diverse Interests and Values | |
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The Dynamics of the Authorizing Environment | |
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The Challenge of Political Management | |
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Advocacy, Negotiation, and Leadership: The Techniques of Political Management | |
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Mahoney's Initiatives | |
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Sencer's Initiatives | |
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Evaluation | |
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The Ethics and Techniques of Political Management | |
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Entrepreneurial Advocacy | |
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Managing Policy Development | |
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Negotiation | |
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Public Deliberation, Social Learning, and Leadership | |
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Public Sector Marketing and Strategic Communication | |
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Helping to Define and Produce Public Value | |
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Delivering Public Value | |
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Reengineering Public Sector Production: The Function of Operational Management | |
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Harry Spence and the Boston Housing Authority | |
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Lee Brown and the Houston Police Department | |
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The Function of Operational Management | |
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Defining Organizational Mission and Product | |
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Redesigning Production Processes | |
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Using Administrative Systems to Influence Operations | |
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Innovating and Capitalizing | |
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From Diagnosis to Intervention | |
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Implementing Strategy: The Techniques of Operational Management | |
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Spence: Rehabilitating Public Housing in Boston | |
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Brown: Exploring the Frontiers of Policing | |
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Reengineering Organizations: What Strategic Managers Think and Do | |
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Acting in a Stream | |
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Conclusion: Acting for a Divided, Uncertain Society | |
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Ethical Challenges of Public Leadership | |
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Psychological Challenges of Public Leadership | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |