Volume 19, 1Articles
On the Futility of Universalism
Michael M. Harmon
From Managerialism and Economic Rationalism: Towards "Re-Inventing" Economic Ideology and Administrative Diversity
Alexander Kouzmin, Robert Leivesley, and Nada Korac-Kakabadse
The Epistemic Necessity of Using Metaphors in Organizational Theory: A Constructivist Argument
Göktuğ Morçöl
Postmodern Discourse and a Postconventional Public Administration: Is There a Normative Theory Beyond the Dichotomy?
Frank E. Scott
Measuring the Performance of the Municipal Organization: An Implementation Tale of Two Cities
Jerry Gianakis and Jeffrey B. Stone
Ideas and Commentary
Can the Toothpaste Be Pushed Back into It Tube?: The Return of Foundationalism to Public Administration
Charles J. Fox and Hugh T. Miller
Ethics in U.S. Public Administration: Self- Arrested or Castrated Agency?
Alexander Kouzmin and Robert Leivesley
A Rejoinder: With Apologies to the Flat Earth Society and Other Subjectivists: A Foundational Response to Whether Truth, Like Beauty, Is in the Eye of the Beholder
Charles Garofalo and Dean Geuras
The Feminine Mystique of Public Administration
Mohamad Alkadry
Book Reviews
Ronald F. Thiemann, Religion in Public Life
Reviewed by Larry D. Terry
Richard W. Scott, Institutions and Organization
Reviewed by Richard T. Green
Norma M. Riccucci, Unsung Heroes: Federal Execurats Making a Difference
Reviewed by Renne Nank
Briefly Noted
Jong S. Jun, Judy Johnston, and Camilla Stivers
Volume 19, 2Article
Economic Development As Political Governance
Stephen A. Maclin
Symposium: Interpretive and Critical Theories in Public Administration
Interpretive and Critical Perspectives: An Introduction
Jong S. Jun
Symbolism in Public Administration Organization Studies
Barbara Czarniawska
Passionate Humility in Interpretive Policy and Administrative Analysis
Dvora Yanow
Studying Organizational Interaction
David Silverman
It Feels Like the Right Thing To Do
Ralph P. Hummel
Putting Critical Theory to Work
Lisa A. Zanetti and Adrian Carr
Narcissistic Processes and Consulting to Organizational Change
Michael A. Diamond
Dialectic Between the Private Realm and the Public Realm
Jong S. Jun
Commentary
Responding to Misrepresentation and the Philosophically Rigid
Adrian Carr and Robert Leivesley
On Metaphors, Theoretical Eclecticism and Obscurantism: A Rejoinder
Volume 19, 3ArticleJung's Psychological Types: The Impact of Rational Organizational Upon the Unconscious
Kaaren Hedblom Jacobson
Symposium-Learning from Natural Sciences
Learning from the Natural Sciences: An Introduction
Göktuğ Morçöl
A Meno Paradox for Public Administration: Have We Acquired a Radically New Knowledge from the "New Sciences"?
Göktuğ Morçöl
What Can Public Administration Learn from Complex Systems Theory?
William H. Newell and Jack Meek
Incorporating Nonlinear Thinking into Public Administration's Purview
Virginia K. Sweet
Maturana, Luhmann, and Self-Referential Government: Is Democratic Administration Even Possible?
John H. Little
Imagining Anticipatory Government: A Speculative Essay on Quantum Theory and Visualization
Karen G. Evans
In Search of Truth: Eastern Metaphysics, Quantum Science and Public Administration Philosophy
Nancy Murray
A Symmetry Break: The Ethics of a Bifurcation in the Sciences
Linda Dennard
Commentary
Citizen and Public Administrator: Rearranging the Connection
Ralph R. Widner
Book Reviews
O.C. McSwite, Legitimacy in Public Administration: A Discourse Analysis
Reviewed by David John Farmer
Sonia Ospina, Illusions of Opportunity: Employee Expectations and Workplace Inequality
Reviewed by Mary E. Guy
Gibson Burrell, Pandemonium: Towards a Retro-Organization Theory
Reviewed by Adrian Carr
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