The State and International Development Management: Commentary from International Development Management Practitioners

Poverty, instability, terrorism, and the emergence of new global actors characterize some of the central challenges facing twenty-first-century development and administration. Derick W. Brinkerhoff, a distinguished scholar in this field, delivered this Ferrel Heady Roundtable Lecture in 2007. He exp...

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Main Authors:	Bertucci, Guido, Cooley, Larry, Fn'Piere, Patricia A., Hughes, Paul D., Manning, Nick
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	EN
Published:	2012
Subjects:	Bureaucracy Administrative Processes in Public Organizations Corruption D730 International Relations and International Political Economy: General F500 Structure, Scope, and Performance of Government H110 National Security and War H560 Formal and Informal Sectors Shadow Economy Institutional Arrangements O170 Development Planning and Policy: General O200
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spelling	okr-10986-54152021-04-23T14:02:22Z The State and International Development Management: Commentary from International Development Management Practitioners Bertucci, Guido Cooley, Larry Fn'Piere, Patricia A. Hughes, Paul D. Manning, Nick Bureaucracy Administrative Processes in Public Organizations Corruption D730 International Relations and International Political Economy: General F500 Structure, Scope, and Performance of Government H110 National Security and War H560 Formal and Informal Sectors Shadow Economy Institutional Arrangements O170 Development Planning and Policy: General O200 Poverty, instability, terrorism, and the emergence of new global actors characterize some of the central challenges facing twenty-first-century development and administration. Derick W. Brinkerhoff, a distinguished scholar in this field, delivered this Ferrel Heady Roundtable Lecture in 2007. He explores broadly the evolution of contemporary thinking concerning international development management. From his analysis, he draws thought-provoking clues regarding what works and what research questions remain to be answered. His central thesis: Lessons from past experience need to better inform current policy and practice. Five seasoned development administrators respond critically to Brinkerhoff's arguments, offering PAR readers an informative, insightful, and germane intellectual exchange. 2012-03-30T07:32:43Z 2012-03-30T07:32:43Z 2008 Journal Article Public Administration Review 00333352 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/5415 EN http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo World Bank Journal Article
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topic	Bureaucracy Administrative Processes in Public Organizations Corruption D730 International Relations and International Political Economy: General F500 Structure, Scope, and Performance of Government H110 National Security and War H560 Formal and Informal Sectors Shadow Economy Institutional Arrangements O170 Development Planning and Policy: General O200
spellingShingle	Bureaucracy Administrative Processes in Public Organizations Corruption D730 International Relations and International Political Economy: General F500 Structure, Scope, and Performance of Government H110 National Security and War H560 Formal and Informal Sectors Shadow Economy Institutional Arrangements O170 Development Planning and Policy: General O200 Bertucci, Guido Cooley, Larry Fn'Piere, Patricia A. Hughes, Paul D. Manning, Nick The State and International Development Management: Commentary from International Development Management Practitioners
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description	Poverty, instability, terrorism, and the emergence of new global actors characterize some of the central challenges facing twenty-first-century development and administration. Derick W. Brinkerhoff, a distinguished scholar in this field, delivered this Ferrel Heady Roundtable Lecture in 2007. He explores broadly the evolution of contemporary thinking concerning international development management. From his analysis, he draws thought-provoking clues regarding what works and what research questions remain to be answered. His central thesis: Lessons from past experience need to better inform current policy and practice. Five seasoned development administrators respond critically to Brinkerhoff's arguments, offering PAR readers an informative, insightful, and germane intellectual exchange.
format	Journal Article
author	Bertucci, Guido Cooley, Larry Fn'Piere, Patricia A. Hughes, Paul D. Manning, Nick
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title	The State and International Development Management: Commentary from International Development Management Practitioners
title_short	The State and International Development Management: Commentary from International Development Management Practitioners
title_full	The State and International Development Management: Commentary from International Development Management Practitioners
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