A scientific approach to governing

Article Abstract:

Political scientist Noitall believes that a 'benevolent dictatorship' would be a preferable alternative to democracy. He suggests that Thomas Jefferson should become the new dictator. The fact that he is Jefferson is dead is an advantage because he will not be able to make mistakes.

Humor and anecdotes, Democracy, Political leadership

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Three good choices

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton has made three highly acclaimed appointments that will provide quality science leadership. Profiled are Harold Varmus of the National Institutes of Health, Neal Lane of the National Science Foundation and Martha Krebs, Dept of Energy research director.

Management, Human resource management, Clinton, Bill, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Science and state, Science policy, Varmus, Harold E., Lane, Neal, Krebs, Martha

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