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Greece: Towards a New Administrative Solidarity, Part 2
This article is the second of a two-part posting.
Panagiotis Karkatsoulis
Taking
into account the previously-mentioned remarks, no significant change in
the administrative reform policy is expected…
Greece: Towards a New Administrative Solidarity, Part 1
This article is the first of a two-part posting. Watch for Part 2 to be posted this Thursday, January 26th.
Panagiotis Karkatsoulis
The
future of the Greek…
What is the Future of the Public Sector in Greece? Part 2
This article is the second of a two-part posting. To read part one, see the Related Articles box below for a link.
Arie Halachmi
The changes…
What is the Future of the Public Sector in Greece? Part 1
This article is the first of a two-part posting. Watch for Part 2 to be posted this Thursday, January 19th.
Arie Halachmi
In
order to discuss this…
Opa! It’s a Lifestyle and Workstyle, Part 2
HAPPY NEW YEAR! In the spirit of
starting 2012 with a fresh and positive outlook for both work and life,
we at PA TIMES Online felt the following…
Opa! It’s a Lifestyle and Workstyle, Part 1
HAPPY NEW YEAR! In the spirit of starting 2012 with a fresh and positive outlook for both work and life, we at PA TIMES Online felt the following…
Constructive Dissent: USA on a Threshold
Margaret Gangte
The American political system in the last several decades nurtured a system where the bubbles seen over the years have exploded on Wall Street recently. The accumulated grievance…
Why it is Amazing that Public Servants can Administrate at All, Part 2
This article is the second in a
two-part series. To read last week's article, click the link in the
Related Articles box below. If you would like to…
Why it is Amazing that Public Servants can Administrate at All
This article is the first in a two-part series. Watch next Monday, November 21, 2011, for the second piece.
Alexandru V. Roman
The
last decade can be…
Wisconsin Politics May Foreshadow New Trends: Is American Public Administration Changing?
Mordecai Lee
If
states are the American laboratories of democracy, then I have seen the
future and it may not be welcome by our field. Ever since Governor…
Reliance on Natural Resources for Public Finance Brings Risk, Even if Irresistible
Kenyatta Lovett, Constance Eneh, Meg Streams
The Nigerian fuel subsidy and its withdrawal. Ironically, although the world’s eighth largest oil producer, Nigeria is still importing fuel…
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