Public Management in an Interconnected World

MARY TIMNEY BAILEY is Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Master of Public Administration Program at the University of Cincinnati. She specializes in public administration theory and environmental policy. Her work has appeared in Public Administration Review, Public Productivity Review, and New Directions in Public Administration Research.RICHARD T. MAYER is Visiting Professor of Public Affairs at George Mason University and managing editor of Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory. He coedited with H. George Frederickson, the symposium Minnowbrook II: Changing Epochs of Public Administration in Public Administration Review.

• Preface Introduction by Frank Marini The Implications of Interconnectedness for Public Managers Managing Interconnectedness: The New Challenge for Public Administration by Jeff S. Luke Beyond Rationality: Decisionmaking in an Interconnected World by Mary Timney Bailey "A Wild Patience": A Feminist View of Ameliorative Public Administration by Camilla Stivers Humanizing the Workplace: Incorporating Feminine Leadership by Carol J. Edlund Reality and Other Challenges to the Emergence of New Public Administration Practice The Feminization of Public Administration: Today's Reality and Tomorrow's Promise by Mary E. Guy The Tug of History: The Operant Theory of Social Control and the American Administrative State by Richard T. Mayer Interconnectedness, Democracy, and Epistemology Knowledge Development and Use in Public Administration: Views from Postpositivism, Poststructuralism, and Postmodernism by Jay D. White American Constitutionalism in the Interconnected World: Administrative Responsibilities in a Rhetorical Republic by Robert C. Zinke Epilogue by Dwight Waldo Bibliography Index