Volume 28, 1
Article Prophet of Participation: Mary Parker Follett and Public Participation in Public
Ricardo S. Morse
Symposium—Relevance of Public Administration Writing and Scholarship [Coordinated by Mohamad G. Alkadry]
Introduction to the Symposium
Mohamad G. Alkadry
Notes from the Margin: Race, Relevance and the Making of Public Administration
Matthew T. Witt
Writing What’s Relevant: Workplace Incivility in Public Administration—A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
Margaret H. Vickers
Performance Anxieties: Shifting Public Administration from the Relevant to the Real
Thomas J. Catlaw
Forum Complexity in Political-Administrative Relations and the Limits of the Dichotomy Concept
James H. Svara
In Defense of the Dichotomy: A Response to James H. Svara
Patrick Overeem
CommonSense@Admin WAL-MART: Neo-Feudal (K)Night?
David John Farmer
Book Review Cheryl Simrell King and Lisa A. Zanetti, Transformational Public Service: Portraits of Theory in Practice
Reviewed by Christa Daryl Slaton
Volume 28, 2
Symposium—Post-traditional Governance and Bureaucracy [Coordinated by David John Farmer]
Imagine! Preface to the Post-Traditional
David John Farmer
Public Administration as the Carrier of the New Social Bond
O. C. McSwite
The Death of the Practitioner
Thomas J. Catlaw
Training a “New” Consciousness
Catherine Horiuchi
Towards a Praxis Less Traditional: Never a Straight Line
Matthew T. Witt
A Guide to Grief in Public Administration
Margaret H. Vickers
Learning to Play the “Pea and Thimble” Charade—the Invisible and Very Visible Hands in the Neo-Liberal Project: Towards a Manifesto for Reflexive Consciousness in Public Administration
Kym Thorne and Alexander Kouzmin
Rambling with Zhuangzi: Imagination and Spontaneity for Public Administration and Governance
Swan Hua Xu
Lobby(ectomy): Not in Our Tradition
David John Farmer
Volume 28, 3
Articles “We Don’t Need No Stinking Badges”—Modernists vs. Postmodernists: Kant, Foucault, Weber, Loewith, Arendt
Ralph P. Hummel
When Political Crimes Are Inside Jobs: Detecting State Crimes against Democracy
Lance deHaven-Smith
Symposium— Public Administration Theories of Feminism [Coordinated by Janet R. Hutchinson]
Beyond Public vs. Private: The Transformative Potential of Democratic Feminist Management
Patricia Mooney Nickel and Angela M. Eikenberry
Who Are We Dealing With? Re-visioning Citizen Subjects from a Feminist Perspective
Jennifer L. Eagan
Gender Anarchy and the Future of Feminisms in Public Administration
Janet R. Hutchinson and Hollie S. Mann
Democracy and the Social Feminist Ethics of Jane Addams: A Vision for Public Administration
Patricia M. Shields
Lost and Found: Gender, Narrative, Miss Burchfield, and the Construction of Knowledge in Public Administration
DeLysa Burnier
CommonSense@Admin The Spirit of Our Age: PA-think as Uncovering
David John Farmer
Book Review Wiesenthal, Simon, The Sunflower: On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness
Reviewed by Patricia M Patterson
Volume 28, 4
Articles What Happened on the Way to Postmodern? Part II
David M. Boje
Symposium—The Destiny of Theory: Beyond The New Science of Organizations [Coordinated by Gaylord George Candler and Curtis Ventriss]
Introduction to the Symposium
Gaylord George Candler and Curtis Ventriss
Alberto Guerreiro Ramos’s Anthropological Approach to the Social Sciences: The Parenthetical Man
Ariston Azevêdo and Renata Ovenhausen Albernaz
The Theory of Social Systems Delimitation and the Reconceptualization of Public Administration
José Francisco Salm, Gaylord George Candler, and Curtis Ventriss
Linguistic Diglossia and Parochialism in American Public Administration: The Missing Half of Guerreiro Ramos’s
Redução Sociológica
Gaylord George Candler
Rationality, the Public Sphere, and the State: The Relevance of Alberto Guerreiro Ramos in a Field That Has Largely
Forgotten Him
Emilian Geczi and Curtis Ventriss
Forum—Intergenerational Dialogue on Public Administration Theory [Introduction by Patricia Mooney Nickel]
Angela M. Eikenberry, Christopher J. Koliba, Ryan L. Lanham, Jan Rommel and Johan Christiaens, Margaret Stout, and Sara R. Jordan
Book Reviews Rosemary O’Leary, The Ethics of Dissent: Managing Guerrilla Government
Reviewed by Brett S. Sharp
Kwame Anthony Appiah, Cosmopolitanism: Ethics in a World of Strangers
Reviewed by Matthew T. Witt
CommonSense@Admin Neuro-gov: Neuroscience and Governance
David John Farmer