Volume 31, 1ArticleGood Governance in Network Society: Reconfiguring the Political from Politics to Policy Henrik Bang and Anders Esmark Symposium—Network Theory in the Twenty-first Century: New Direction or Dead-End for Public Administration? Introduction Kym Thorne Network and Complexity Theories: A Comparison and Prospects for a Synthesis Göktuğ Morçöl and Aaron Wachhaus Networks in Contemporary Public Administration: A Discourse Analysis Aaron Wachhaus The Challenge of Social Networks O.C. McSwite Inc. Forum—Minnowbrook III—Part 1 Parsing the “Minnowbrook Tradition” Mary Timney Minnowbrook III: What Was Missing? Procedural Justice and Back Bone Thomas A. Bryer Midnight in the Garden of PA Matthew T. Witt, Alexander Kouzmin, Kym Thorne, and Lance deHaven Smith Legacies and Diversity: Post-Gathering Reflections on Minnowbrook III Kyle Farmbry Mobilization via Frustration: A Minnowbrook III Tradition? Erik Johnston and Yushim Kim Reflections on Theory in Action Improving Quality and Creating Democracy in the Classroom: Student Management Teams Angela M. Eikenberry with Erin N. Blaszak, Shelby L. Buettner, Beth A. Morrissette, and R. J. Redden Book Review Camilla Stivers, Governance in Dark Times: Practical Philosophy for Public Service. Reviewed by DeLysa Burnier Thank You to 2008 Reviewers Volume 31, 2 Symposium--Public Administration, Social Equity, and Social Justice: Future Journeys and Roads Less Traveled Introduction Gaylord George Candler, Richard Greggory Johnson III, and Jonathan F. Anderson Equity, Social Justice, and Sustainable Urban Transportation in the Twenty-First Century Jean Mercier Space and Inequality: A Case Study of Territorial Development in Santa Catarina Carolina Andion, Maurício Serva, Ademir Antônio Cazella, and Paulo Freire Vieira Parades of Reforms and the Quest for Social Equity: The Kenyan Case Obuya Bagaka Public Administration and the Increased Need for Cultural Competencies in the Twenty-First Century Richard Greggory Johnson III and Espiridion Borrego The Epic of Social Equity: Evolution, Essence, and Emergence (Invited Essay) Blue Wooldridge and Susan Gooden Afterword Gaylord George Candler, Richard Greggory Johnson III, and Jonathan F. Anderson
Reflections from a “Minnow” Margaret Stout A View of Lake Placid from a Hong Kong Hillside: What Does the World of Public Administration Scholarship Get from Another Minnowbrook? Sara Jordan Minnowbrook III: Fear and (Not Enough) Loathing in Blue Mountain Lake Shelly L. Peffer Minnowbrook: Just American or More? Roger Wettenhall A Moment of Opportunity Jeffrey C. Callen Interview A Conversation between Song Jinzhou and David John Farmer Book Reviews Richard C. Box, Making a Difference: Progressive Values in Public Administration. Reviewed by Stefano Harney Dorothy F. Olshfski and Robert B. Cunningham, Agendas and Decisions: How State Government Executives and Middle Managers Make and Administer Policy Reviewed by Mohamad G. Alkadry Volume 31, 3Symposium—Vectors of Reform: From Hermeneutics to Discourse Analysis Introduction Hugh T. Miller The Hermeneutics of Government Contracting: Questions of Meaning, Anti-Essentialism, and Anti-Foundationalism Jay D. White Illusions of Accountability: Credit and Blame Sensemaking in Public Administration Jonathan Anderson Postmodern Border Insecurity: Rationality, Discourse, and Anti-Essentialism Kenneth N. Hansen Antiessentialism, Parrhesia, and Citizenship Arthur J. Sementelli Idle Thoughts on Method, Agony, and Pretense Ricardo Schmukler
Fairness, Efficiency, and the Making of Markets Stephen G. Engelmann Markets No More: Towards a Care-Centered Public Administration DeLysa Burnier The Political Economy of Government Intervention in the Free Market System Stephen K. Aikins The Financial Crisis of 2008: A Clarion Call to Include Economic Policy and Financial Illiteracy on Public Administration’s Intellectual Radar Screen Howard Frank Dispelling the Myth of the Invisible Hand: An Argument for Democratically Legitimate Interorganizational Governance Networks Christopher Koliba and Asim Zia Economic Delusions and Denial: Modernist and Postmodernist Strains Alexander Kouzmin, Matthew Witt, Lance deHaven-Smith, and Kym Thorne Dorothy F. Olshfski and Robert B. Cunningham, Agendas and Decisions: How State Government Executives and Middle Managers Make and Administer Policy Reviewed by Mohamad G. Alkadry Volume 31, 4ArticlesThe Disregard for Weber’s Herrschaft: The Relevance of Weber’s Ideal Type of Bureaucracy for the Modern Study of Public Administration Koen P.R. Bartels The European Employment Strategy and the Governing of French Employment Policies Peter Triantafillou Politics and Administration: Three Schools, Three Approaches, and Three Suggestions Tansu Demir Symposium--Public Law and PA Theory Introduction Christine M. Reed Value Conflict and Legal Reasoning in Public Administration Michael W. Spicer Administrative “Interpretation” as Policymaking: An Abuse of Discretion by Presidential Administrations Larry S. Luton Institutional Reform Litigation in an Era of Governance Christine M. Reed Forum--Reflections on Camilla Stivers’s Bureau Men, Settlement Women: Constructing Public Administration in the Progressive Era—Part 1 The Shock of Recognition: Reflections on Bureau Men, Settlement Women DeLysa Burnier Settlement Women Are Alive and Well in Community Development Margaret Stout Echoes of Settlement Women in Public Administration: A Cross-Cultural Perspective Helisse Levine Retrieving Our Shadow Side: Stivers’ Contribution to Public Administration Jennifer Alexander Book Reviews John D. Whyte (Ed.). Moving Toward Justice: Legal Traditions and Aboriginal Justice. Reviewed by David Case Will Kymlicka and Bashir Bashir. (Eds.). The Politics of Reconciliation in Multicultural Societies. Reviewed by Dragan Staniševski Book Review Response Comments on Stefano Harney’s Review of Making a Difference: Progressive Values in Public Administration Richard C. Box 2009 PAT-Net Conference Report Reflections on a Themeless Conference: PAT-Net 2009, Frankfort, Kentucky Margaret Stout and Thomas A. Bryer |