"Political Setting of Administration Demystified: Administrative Process and Political Effects" offers a comprehensive and easily understandable examination of the impact of political environments on public administration. The book analyzes the dynamics of political actors, institutions, and bureaucratic agencies in shaping policy-making, implementation, and evaluation.
Administration is influenced by political parties, interest groups, public opinion, election systems, federalism, and decentralization. The book also explores the concepts of good governance, ethics, and bureaucratic accountability.
The authors illustrate the impact of political considerations on administrative decisions by analyzing case studies and providing real-world examples, so highlighting the intricate issues faced by public administrators. This elucidated approach aims to assist students, scholars, and practitioners in understanding the political context of public administration and providing practical guidance for navigating the political landscape.
