Table of Contents
Articles
| From Public Administration to Public Management, from Governance to Governmentality: Conceptual Challenges to Public Administration |
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Romeo B. Ocampo |
91-118 |
| Ideals and Practice in the Study of Philippine Public Administration and Governance |
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Jose V. Abueva |
119-138 |
| State, Market and Civil Society in Philippine Public Administration |
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Ledivina V. Cariño |
139-166 |
| Philippine Public Administration as a Field of Study: Enduring and Emerging Areas, Challenges and Prospects |
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Eleazar E. Ricote |
167-194 |
| The Study of Administrative History: Philippine Public Administration as an Ahistorical Discipline |
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Danilo R. Reyes |
195-223 |
| The Philippine Administrative System as an Enabling Institution: A Framework and a Teaching Methodology |
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Ma. Concepcion P. Alfiler |
224-244 |
| Is There A Philippine Public Administration? Or Better Still, For Whom Is Philippine Public Administration? |
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Alex B. Brillantes, Jr., Maricel T. Fernandez |
245-307 |
| Philippine Public Administration: From Classical, to New Public Administration, to New Public Management |
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Nestor N. Pilar |
308-318 |
| The Public Administrator in the Eyes of Private Business: Perspectives on Perceptions, Expectations, and Public Leadership |
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Teodoro V. Kalaw IV |
319-332 |
| Is There a Philippine Public Administration? The Relevance of Public Administration to Muslim Minorities |
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Sukarno D. Tanggol |
333-363 |
| A Policy Study on Environmental Protection in the Philippines |
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Carlos M. Magtolis, Jojema D. Indab |
364-379 |
Philippine Journal of Public Administration ISSN 0031-7675
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