Studies in development administration : challenges and change

By:

Sinha, P.S.N.(ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Commonwealth; 1991Description: 300 pISBN:

8171691633

Subject(s):

Development administration-India

DDC classification:

350.0078 STU

Dissertation note: Volume 1 Public service and efficient administration. Summary: Educational administration in the context of oriented career opportunities, police system as a public service agency rather than as law and order guardians, rail and road transport systems viewed in the larger perspective of economically viable units, and other related aspects of planned economic development are dealt in these papers in a style that is both academic and utilitarian at the same time.

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Volume 1
Public service and efficient administration.

Educational administration in the context of oriented career opportunities, police system as a public service agency rather than as law and order guardians, rail and road transport systems viewed in the larger perspective of economically viable units, and other related aspects of planned economic development are dealt in these papers in a style that is both academic and utilitarian at the same time.

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