Justice and public administration /
The first major theoretical advance in studies of justice since Walzer. Public Administration has been almost exclusively a field for professionals, its academic component concerned with such empirical matters as training practitioners, evaluating models, and assembling a body of evidence within whi...
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Tuscaloosa :
University of Alabama Press,
2007
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Table of Contents:
- Précis
- Epistemology
- The meaning of justice within America's broad social context
- Justice and organizations
- The postmodern condition and semiotic justice
- Critiquing and contextualizing justice
- Semiotic justice and public administration.
