Review of Public Personnel Administration 1996 - Abstracts

Review of Public Personnel Administration 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
Achieving credibility: an analysis of women's experience.Political scienceRusaw, A. Carol
Brain skill management.Political scienceAgor, Weston H.
Comparing personal and professional characteristics of men and women state executives: 1990 and 1993 results.Political scienceOlshfski, Dorothy, Caprio, Raphael
Entrepreneurial bureaucrats and democratic accountability: the experience at the state level.Political scienceGrady, Dennis O., Tax, Paul C.
Gender inequality in organizations: resolving the dilemmas.Political scienceHale, Mary M.
How well the general course in personnel management is being taught: an accountability assessment of contemporary course syllabi in public and business administration.Political scienceSisneros, Antonio, Nelson, Dalmas H.
Managerial responses to an aging municipal workforce.Political scienceWest, Jonathan P., Berman, Evan M.
Performance appraisal participation, goal setting and feedback: the influence of supervisory style.Political scienceRoberts, Gary E., Reed, Tammy
Privacy and the workplace. (privacy for government employees)Political scienceCozzetto, Don A., Pedeliski, Theodore B.
Public personnel management in county government.Political scienceSteel, Brent S., Lovrich, Nicholas P.
Speaking out: perceptions of women managers in the public service.Political scienceLawn-Day, Gayle A., Ballard, Steven
Specialty health care services in municipal government.Political scienceStreib, Gregory
Technical training in the United States Postal Service.Political scienceSelden, Sally Coleman
The complexities of human behavior: recent instances of alleged quid pro quo sexual harassment.Political scienceGreenlaw, Paul S., Lee, Robert D., Jr.
The human capital challenge in government.Political scienceCarnevale, David G.
The manager's view of management education and training.Political scienceConant, James K.
The reluctance of federal managers to utilize formal procedures for poorly-performing employees.Political scienceRobisch, Thomas G.
TQM management development in public agencies using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and the Adjective Check List: a retrospective case study in the IRS. (Total Quality Management; Internal Revenue Service)(Personal Note)Political scienceMani, Bonnie G.
Underground merit systems and the balance between service and compliance.Political scienceJorgensen, Lorna, Fairless, Kelli, Patton, W. David
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