The recent acceleration of global governance arrangements has
created a new sphere of public administration beyond the
nation-state, along with a new set of challenges for national and
local governments. This innovative book explores the frontiers of
knowledge at the intersection of public administration and
international relations scholarship.Expert contributors from around
the world provide an interdisciplinary perspective on a range of
administrative issues related to international and transboundary
organizations. The chapters combine conceptual approaches and
empirical research to address questions of autonomy, legitimacy and
influence, with a focus on significant global policy issues in
health, the environment, science and technology, poverty and trade.
This comprehensive approach illustrates the expansive contours of
this burgeoning field and outlines vital implications for public
administration theory, practice and teaching. This fascinating and
timely book will be of great interest to scholars and students of
public administration, global governance and international
relations. Contributors: S. Ashley, O.G. Austvik, M.W. Bauer, P.-O.
Busch, P. Carroll, J. Ege, P.D. Hirsch, J.E. Jreisat, A. Kay, S.
Kim, S. Kim, J.G.S. Koppell, A. Y.-H. Lai, W.H. Lambright, M.
Lodge, E.W. Malone, R. O'Leary, L. O'Toole, Jr., J. Perry, Y.R.
Shawar, J. Shiffman
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