The Handbook of Canadian Public Administration

The "Canadian Administrative Management Handbook" comprehensively analyzes the theoretical foundation and practice of public management in Canada. With more than 30 top-notch Canadian scholars and experts in this field, this thoroughly updated collection shows students important issues of public administration from public services to workplace fairness.

Reader: Administrative course in the third or fourth year provided by political science and administration

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Canadian Public Administration / Administration Public Canadian Public Administration Graduate School is an official academic publication of Canadian Public Administration School (IPAC). It covers administrative, legislative, judicial and quasi-judicial functions at all three levels of the Canadian government. This journal is published quarterly and focuses on Canadian matters, but manuscripts comparing Canadian public sector institutions and practices with institutions and practices of other countries, or other national and Canadian administrative organs We are also investigating international organizations interested in.

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