This title explores what makes public servants effective by offering useful ideas and examining the accomplishments of public servants throughout American history.
This title explores what makes public servants effective by offering useful ideas and examining the accomplishments of public servants throughout American history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael M. Stahl is a 40-year veteran of public service in the legislative and executive branches in state and federal government in the United States. He led organizations ranging from 10 to 3,100 people, managing programs to provide grants and loans to schools for asbestos abatement, ensuring compliance with all environmental laws, and working with international partners to solve environmental problems in other countries and regions of the world. He taught for almost 20 years as an Adjunct Faculty member in the Master of Public Administration (MPA) Program at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. He was awarded both the Meritorious Presidential Rank Award and the Distinguished Presidential Rank Award by the U.S. government, and the Distinguished Career Service Award by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He has authored several articles on public administration, including, most recently, Sustaining the Public Service Mentality, and New Imperatives for Public Managers. He holds an MPA from the University of Missouri, a Leadership Coaching Certificate from Georgetown University, and is the CEO of Stahl Strategic, LLC, a coaching and consulting firm in Staunton, Virginia.
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Part I. Ideas for Effective Public Service 1. Introduction: The Oath and the Opportunity 2. The Attitude of a Public Servant 3. A Reflective Practitioner's Philosophy: Creating Public Value and Solving Public Problems 4. Implementing Public Policy and Using Networks 5. Performance-Based Management: An Opportunity Squandered 6. Government's Greatest Achievements 7. Qualities Needed by Future Public Servants Part II. Examples for Effective Public Service: Profiles of Public Service Heroes 8. Abraham Lincoln Keeping the Union Together 9. Frederick Douglass Calling Out the Brutality and Hypocrisy of Slavery 10. Ida B. Wells Journalist Documenting Racial Injustice 11. Upton Sinclair Muckraking Author 12. Alice Paul Fighting for Women's Voting Rights 13. Harry Truman Plain-Spoken President 14. Frances Perkins Champion of the New Deal 15. George Marshall Rescuing and Restoring Europe 16. Martin Luther King Jr. Warrior for Economic Justice 17. Rachel Carson Mother of a Movement 18. Robert Kennedy Beacon of Hope 19. Sergio Vieira De Mello Diplomat in Harm's Way Epilogue: Lessons Learned from Public Service Heroes Appendix A. Ripples of Hope: Sustaining Quotations for Public Servants
Part I. Ideas for Effective Public Service, 1. Introduction: The Oath and the Opportunity, 2. The Attitude of a Public Servant, 3. AReflective Practitioner's Philosophy: Creating Public Value and Solving Public Problems, 4. Implementing Public Policy and Using Networks, 5. Performance-Based Management: An Opportunity Squandered, 6. Government's Greatest Achievements, 7. Qualities Needed by Future Public Servants, Part II. Examples for Effective Public Service: Profiles of Public Service Heroes, 8. Abraham Lincoln, Keeping the Union Together, 9. Frederick Douglass, Calling Out the Brutality and Hypocrisy of Slavery, 10. Ida B. Wells, Journalist Documenting Racial Injustice, 11. Upton Sinclair, Muckraking Author, 12. Alice Paul, Fighting for Women's Voting Rights, 13. Harry Truman, Plain-Spoken President, 14. Frances Perkins, Champion of the New Deal, 15. George Marshall, Rescuing and Restoring Europe, 16. Martin Luther King, Jr., Warrior for Economic Justice, 17. Rachel Carson, Mother of a Movement, 18. Robert Kennedy, Beacon of Hope, 19. Sergio Vieira De Mello, Diplomat in Harm's Way, Epilogue: Lessons Learned from Public Service Heroes, Appendix A. Ripples of Hope: Sustaining Quotations for Public Servants
Part I. Ideas for Effective Public Service 1. Introduction: The Oath and the Opportunity 2. The Attitude of a Public Servant 3. A Reflective Practitioner's Philosophy: Creating Public Value and Solving Public Problems 4. Implementing Public Policy and Using Networks 5. Performance-Based Management: An Opportunity Squandered 6. Government's Greatest Achievements 7. Qualities Needed by Future Public Servants Part II. Examples for Effective Public Service: Profiles of Public Service Heroes 8. Abraham Lincoln Keeping the Union Together 9. Frederick Douglass Calling Out the Brutality and Hypocrisy of Slavery 10. Ida B. Wells Journalist Documenting Racial Injustice 11. Upton Sinclair Muckraking Author 12. Alice Paul Fighting for Women's Voting Rights 13. Harry Truman Plain-Spoken President 14. Frances Perkins Champion of the New Deal 15. George Marshall Rescuing and Restoring Europe 16. Martin Luther King Jr. Warrior for Economic Justice 17. Rachel Carson Mother of a Movement 18. Robert Kennedy Beacon of Hope 19. Sergio Vieira De Mello Diplomat in Harm's Way Epilogue: Lessons Learned from Public Service Heroes Appendix A. Ripples of Hope: Sustaining Quotations for Public Servants
Part I. Ideas for Effective Public Service, 1. Introduction: The Oath and the Opportunity, 2. The Attitude of a Public Servant, 3. AReflective Practitioner's Philosophy: Creating Public Value and Solving Public Problems, 4. Implementing Public Policy and Using Networks, 5. Performance-Based Management: An Opportunity Squandered, 6. Government's Greatest Achievements, 7. Qualities Needed by Future Public Servants, Part II. Examples for Effective Public Service: Profiles of Public Service Heroes, 8. Abraham Lincoln, Keeping the Union Together, 9. Frederick Douglass, Calling Out the Brutality and Hypocrisy of Slavery, 10. Ida B. Wells, Journalist Documenting Racial Injustice, 11. Upton Sinclair, Muckraking Author, 12. Alice Paul, Fighting for Women's Voting Rights, 13. Harry Truman, Plain-Spoken President, 14. Frances Perkins, Champion of the New Deal, 15. George Marshall, Rescuing and Restoring Europe, 16. Martin Luther King, Jr., Warrior for Economic Justice, 17. Rachel Carson, Mother of a Movement, 18. Robert Kennedy, Beacon of Hope, 19. Sergio Vieira De Mello, Diplomat in Harm's Way, Epilogue: Lessons Learned from Public Service Heroes, Appendix A. Ripples of Hope: Sustaining Quotations for Public Servants
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