Politics of the implementation: The Achilles' Heel of public administration
By: Maheshwari, S.R.
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ArticlePublisher: 2003Description: p.679-692.Subject(s): Public administration
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Indian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: Implementation of what has been planned and intended is a problem dogging almost all administrative systems today and has acquired a high degree of urgency in the developing countries. At the same time this area of administration continues to be under-researched one, demanding a closer and comprehensive look at this knotty issue. The first and foremost requirement for effective implementation is the need for sustained political and administrative commitment and support for the decided course of action. To improve policy making and its implementation, administrative reforms in the broad sense of the term must be carried out urgently. - Reproduced.
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Implementation of what has been planned and intended is a problem dogging almost all administrative systems today and has acquired a high degree of urgency in the developing countries. At the same time this area of administration continues to be under-researched one, demanding a closer and comprehensive look at this knotty issue. The first and foremost requirement for effective implementation is the need for sustained political and administrative commitment and support for the decided course of action. To improve policy making and its implementation, administrative reforms in the broad sense of the term must be carried out urgently. - Reproduced.
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