Volume 33, 1Article
Explaining the Democratic Anchorage of Governance Networks: Evidence from Four European Countries Chris Skelcher, Erik-Hans Klijn, Daniel Kübler, Eva Sørensen, and Helen Sullivan
Symposium—Purity and Danger
Introduction
Patricia M. Patterson
Purity and Democracy: Beauty Ideals and Pollution Reduction in Democratic Reform
Frank Hendriks
Fear Thy Neighbor: Ontological Security and the Illusion of National Purity
Dragan Staniševski
And We Shall Purify: On Truth-Seeking After Cruelty and Repression
Patricia M. Patterson
Forum--Student Reflections on the 2010 Pat-Net Conference, Part 1
Staking my Claim on the Study of Public Administration: A Reflection on PAT-Net
Laura Hand
Listening with Expectancy
Craig M. Wickstrom
Rethinking Difference in Public Administration
Nicole M. Rishel
Process, Pluralism, Participation: A PhD Student Perspective
Jennifer A. Taylor
Reflections on Theory in Action
Exemplary Practitioners: A Review of Actors Who Make a Difference in Governing
Merlijn van Hulst, Laurens de Graaf, and Gabriël van den Brink
Book Reviews
Michael W. Spicer. In Defense of Politics in Public Administration: A Value Pluralist Perspective
Reviewed by Michael M. Harmon
Elaine Scarry. Rule of Law, Misrule of Man.
Reviewed by Julia Beckett
Volume 33, 2Marcuse Was “Right”: One-Dimensional Society in the Twenty-First Century
The Emergence of Partisans and Terrorists: How Enemies of the State Mold Public Action
Bullying Targets as Social Performers in the Public Administration (PA) Workplace Comparative Administration: Ontology and Epistemology in Cross-Cultural Research Tragedy as Democratic Education: The Case of Classical Athens The Ontology of Process Philosophy in Follett’s Administrative Theory Margaret Stout and Carrie M. Staton
Forum-- Student Reflections on the 2010 PAT-Net Conference, Part 2
Fleeting Images from a PAT-Net Conference Alternative Ways of Thinking about Expertise PAT-Net: A First Look into the World of Theory A Tale of Two Conferences
John Forester, Dealing with Differences: Dramas of Mediating Public Disputes. Reviewed by Cheryl Simrell King
Volume 33, 3
Editor’s Note
Symposium--Public Administration and Social Media
Social Media and Public Administration: Theoretical Dimensions and Introduction to Symposium Thomas A. Bryer and Staci M. Zavattaro
The Costs of Democratization: Social Media Adaptation Challenges within Government Agencies Thomas A. Bryer
“You Have One Friend Request”: An Exploration of Power and Citizen Engagement in Local Governments' Use of Social Media Laura C. Hand and Brandon D. Ching
Electronic Commons, Community Policing and Communication: Online Police-Citizen Discussion Groups in Washington, DC Lori A. Brainard and Teresa Derrick-Mills
Digitizing Deliberation: Normative Concerns for the Use of Social Media in Deliberative Democracy Nicole M. Rishel
Forum--Mark Bevir’s Democratic Governance: Readings and Reactions
What’s in a Word? Abigail Ware Kelso and Cheryl Simrell King
Narrative Forms and Political Actions: An Essay on Mark Bevir’s Democratic Governance Thomas J. Catlaw and Margaretha Warnicke
Bureaucracy Is No Longer the Technically Superior Form of Organization? Hugh T. Miller
Genealogy and Subjects: How Narratives Become Incarnate Jennifer L. Eagan
The Aporias of Democracy: Grasping for the Shadows Dragan Staniševski
Inviting the Cold Monster to a Tea Party R. McGreggor Cawley
The Role of the Judiciary in New Governance Christine M. Reed
Some Reflections on Rationality, Argument, and Conflict Michael W. Spicer
Democratic Governance: A Response to Commentaries
Book Review
Stephen J. Rockwell, Indian Affairs and the Administrative State in the Nineteenth Century. Reviewed by Camilla Stivers
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