| Public Administration Review |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Bounded Rationality and the Politics of Muddling Through. | Political science | Forester, J. |
| Citizenship and Professionalism in Public Administration. | Political science | Cooper, T. |
| Citizenship and Service Delivery: The Promise of Coproduction. | Political science | Levine, C. |
| Civil Servants and Second Class Citizens. | Political science | Rohr, J.A. |
| Civis, Civitas, and Civilitas: A New Focus for the Year 2000. | Political science | Gawthop, L.C. |
| Computers and Control in the Work Environment. | Political science | Kraemer, K.L., Danzinger, J.N. |
| Computers and Small Local Governments: Uses and Users. | Political science | Norris, D.F. |
| Concentering: A Useful Preplanning Activity. | Political science | Barkdoll, G.L. |
| Economic Vitality and Civic Vitality. | Political science | Shaul, M. |
| Energy Policies and Biomass Resources in the Asia- Pacific Region. | Political science | Randolph, J.C., Fowler, G.L. |
| Fuzziness and Bureaucracy. | Political science | Lerner, A.W., Wanat, J. |
| Government's Responsibility for Citizenship and the Quality of Community Life. | Political science | Redburn, F.S., Cho, Y.H. |
| Individual Values, Organizational Structure, and the Problem of Performance: Thailand as a Case Study. | Political science | Punyaratabandhu-Bhakdi, S. |
| Information Technology and Models of Governmental Productivity. | Political science | Ayres, Q.W., Kettinger, W.J. |
| Knowledge, Networks and Neighborhoods - Will Microcomputers Make Us Better Citizens? | Political science | Gates, B. |
| Lessons from a Fast-Paced Public Project: Perspectives on Doing Better the Next Time Around. | Political science | Golembiewski, R.T., Keipper, A. |
| Local Government Microcomputer Information Systems. | Political science | Ramsey, A. |
| Managing Competing Claims: An Ethical Framework for Human Resource Decision Making. | Political science | Stewart, D.W. |
| Microcomputers and Local Government: New Economics and New Opportunities. | Political science | Griesemer, J.R. |
| Microcomputers in Local Government. | Political science | Voss, L.E., Eikmeier, D. |
| Multi-Agency Planning for Natural Areas in Tennessee. | Political science | Pearsall, S. |
| Municipal Administration and the Sports Franchise Relocation Issue. | Political science | Johnson, A.T. |
| Office Automation: A Local Government Perspective. | Political science | McMillen, S. |
| Recreation Vouchers: A Case Study in Administrative Innovation and Citizen Participation. | Political science | Crompton, J.L. |
| Sources and Consequences of Citizen Attitudes Toward Government. | Political science | McDowell, R.L. |
| The American Administrative State: Wilson and the Founders - An Unorthodox View. | Political science | Van Riper, P. |
| The Frustrations of Government Service. | Political science | Adams, B. |
| The Great Paradox of Democratic Citizenship and Public Personnel Administration. | Political science | McGregor, E.B. |
| The Public in Practice and Theory. | Political science | Mathews, D. |
| The Virtuous Citizen, the Honorable Bureaucrat, and 'Public' Administration. | Political science | Hart, D.K. |
| TVA at Age Fifty - Reflections and Retrospect. | Political science | Neuse, S.M. |
| Why Can't We Resolve the Research Issue in Public Administration? | Political science | McCardy, H.F., Cleary, R.E. |
| Working Group 1: Adapting Theories of Public Administration to the Emerging Role of Citizens. | Political science | Rohr, J.A., Dunn, W.A. |
| Working Group 3: Adapting Public Administration Education to the Emerging Role of Citizens. | Political science | Cooper, T.L., Huefner, R. |
| Working Group 4: Adapting, Concepts of Community to the Emerging Role of Citizens. | Political science | Reburn, F.S., Sundeer, R. |
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