Angielski
With the expansion of public administration as a discipline in India, the need for literature on
administrative theory is being increasingly felt. This book fills the gap, in part. It provides an
account of the ideas and contributions of twenty two thinkers to the discipline. Each chapter
covers an outline of the thinker's life, writings, principal contribution to the theory and a
critical evaluation. This volume is weaved together with the contributions of twenty one
teachers with vast experience in the study, teaching and research in public administration,
political science, sociology and management. It offers a single source of reference on public
administration theory, particularly contributions of select thinkers. In this third and revised
edition two thinkers have been added apart from revision of the chapters. Over years the
book gained recognition and became a compulsory reading to the students, scholars and
teachers of public administration. It is also an important source book for those appearing
for competitive civil service and other examinations at national and state levels in public
administration and management.
