Public administration: Concepts and cases

Politics & Social Sciences

Richard J. Stillman

Politics & Government

Houghton/Mifflin

Appropriate for courses in public policy, social services, and government management, Public Administration, 7/e, offers conceptual readings paired with real-world case studies. These contemporary examples of administrative work cover topics such as decision making, ethics, administrative power, communications, and implementation of policy.

Public Administration : Concepts and Cases

Houghton, Mifflin Company

This book demonstrates how General Patton's leadership principles can be a practical guide for anyone interested in achieving a successful career and life. It is based upon Colonel Stillman's personal observations of the General as a member of his staff in Europe during World War II. The author highlights Patton's period of greatest military achievement as Commander of the Third Army. He portrays the General's concept of leadership in an easy to understand diagram and discusses how its application can be useful in your daily life. Stillman also devotes a chapter to Patton's fatal flaw and the importance of recognizing your "Achilles heel". New material and numerous stories about Old Blood and Guts appear throughout the text. An interesting section is devoted to fact and fiction about Patton, including his beloved dog, Willie. Significant features include: 6 X 9 Inch hard cover edition with three-color cover; printed on acid-free paper for superior photo reproduction; professionally written by a nationally recognized authority and WWII aide to General Patton; index and extensive bibliography; numerous photos, maps, and charts.

General Patton's Timeless Leadership Principles: Your Practical Guide For a Successful Career and Life

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

Richard J. Stillman Company

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