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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Certificate in Public Administration

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Lesson 1
Introduction A
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Introduction B
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Lesson 2
Importance of Public Administration
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Scope & Important of Public Administration - B
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Lesson 3
Politics and Administration
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Lesson 4
Public Administration interdisciplinary Nature
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Lesson 5
Evolution & Status of Public Administration
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Lesson 6
Politics and Administration Dichotomy
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Lesson 7
Oriental Approach
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Lesson 8
Classical Theory 1
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Classical Theory 1 B
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Lesson 9
Classical Theory 2 A
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Classical Theory 2 B
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Lesson 10
Public Choice approach
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Lesson 11
NEW PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
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NEW PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
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Lesson 12
Division of Work
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Lesson 13
Coordination
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Lesson 14
Delegation
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Lesson 15
Administrative planning
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Lesson 16
Leadership
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Lesson 17
Communication
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Lesson 18
Public Relations
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Lesson 19
Governance and Good Governance
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Lesson 20
Post modern public Administration -A
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Post modern public Administration -B
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Post modern public Administration -C
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Public administration refers to the implementation of government policies and programs to serve the public interest. It involves managing public resources, making decisions, and overseeing operations within government agencies and organizations. Public administrators work to address societal issues, promote efficiency, transparency, and accountability in governance, and ensure the delivery of public services to citizens. This field encompasses various disciplines, including management, economics, political science, and law, to effectively navigate the complexities of public policy and administration.

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