Speaker Series Brochures
Moralists,
Pragmatists, and Rogues:
Bureaucrats in Modern
Mysteries
PART
I: GEORGE, THE ONLINE CATALOG OF GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS LIBRARIES
author
search>>>Gormley, William T. Gormley,
William T., Jr. and David L. Weimer. Organizational
Report
Cards. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1999.(HD58.9.G67
1999)
Gormley, William T., Jr. Taming the Bureaucracy: Muscles, Prayers,
and Other Strategies. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press,1989. (JK421.G645
1989)
keyword
search>>>>bureaucrat or bureaucracy Barzelay,
Michael. Breaking Through Bureaucracy: New Vision
for Managing in Government. Berkeley:
University of California Press, 1992.
(JK6141.B37 1992).
Prottas,
Jeffrey Manditch. People Processing: The Street-level
Bureaucrat in Public Service Bureaucracies. Lexington, Mass.: Lexington
Books, 1979. (HV91.P77)
keyword
search>>>ethics Beauchamp,
Thomas. Philosophical Ethics: An Introduction
to Moral Philosophy. New
York: McGraw-Hill, 1982. (BJ1012.B4) Frankena,
William. Ethics. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall,
1973. (BJ1012 .F7 1973) subject
search>>>civil service ethics-United
States Cooper,
Terry. The Responsible Administrator: An
Approach to Ethics for the Administrative
Role, 4th ed. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass,
1998. (JK468.E7
C66 1998)
Rohr,
John A. Ethics for Bureaucrats: An Essay
on Law and Values. New York:
M. Dekker, 1989. (JK468.E7 R56 1989) subject
search>>>public administration-moral
and ethical aspects Dobel,
J. Patrick. Public Integrity. Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins University, 1999.
(JF1525.E8 D63 1999)
Chapman,
Richard A. Ethics In Public Service. Ottawa: Carleton University
Press, 1993. (JF1525.E8 E85 1993).
PART
II: INDEXES AND DATABASES
1)
LexisNexis Congressional search
subject terms>>>civil servant
United
States. Congress. House. Committee on Post Office
and Civil Service. Excellence
in Government Management Act. Hearing, Mar.
24 1988. Washington: U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1988. (CIS No.
88-H621-25).
search
subject terms>>>bureaucracy or civil
service United
States. Congress. House. Committee on Post Office
and Civil Service. Improving
the Public Image of Civil Servants. Hearing,
June 28, 1989. Washington: U.S.
Government Printing Office, 1989. (CIS No. 89-H621-31).
United
States. Congress. House. Committee on Public
Works and Transportation. Red
Tape: Inquiring into Delays and Excessive Paperwork
in Administration of Public Works Programs. Hearing,
June 15-17, 22-24, 1971. Washington:
U.S. Government Printing Office, 1973.
(MC-Entry-No. 3849(72)).
2) ABI/Inform Global
subject
search>>>public administration and
bureaucrats
Gormley,
William T. "Moralists, Pragmatists, and Rogues:
Bureaucrats in Modern Mysteries." Public
Administration Review. 61:2 (March/April 2001).
Van
Thiel, Sandra and Frans L. Leeuw. "The PerformanceParadox
in the Public Sector." Public
Performance & Management Review. 25:3
(Mar 2002).
3)
Social Sciences Index
subject
search>>>bureaucrat
Hart,
David K. "The Virtuous Citizen, the Honorable
Bureaucrat, and 'Public' Administration." Public
Administration Review. 44 (Mar 1984).
4)
PAIS International
subject
search.>>>ethics and civil service
Reynolds,
Harry W., Jr. "Ethics in American Public
Service." Annals
of the American Academy of
Political and Social Science. 537 (January 1995).
Wittmer,
Dennis and David Coursey. "Ethical Work
Climates: Comparing Top Managers
in Public and Private Organizations." Journal
of Public Administration.
6 (October 1996).
5)
PolicyFile
search>>>ethical
issues
Reed,
Lawrence W. "As Values Collapse, Government
Grows." From The Mackinac
Center for Public Policy's web site, Feb. 28,1997.
White, Maj. Gen. Jerry E., USAFR. "Personal Ethics Versus Professional Ethics." From
Airpower Research Institute's web site, March 28, 1997.
6)
LexisNexis Government Periodicals Index
subject
search>>>bureaucracy or civil service
Grossman,
Mark. "Civil Service Employees are Vital." State.441 (December
2001). Sandate,
Gilbert. "Creative Problem Solving By Taking
Risks: How to Cut Against the
Grain of Bureaucracy." Leader's Digest.
7:1 (Summer 1993).
PART
III: INTERNET RESOURCES
United
States Office of Government Ethics
<http://www.usoge.gov/home.html> The
Office of Government Ethics exercises leadership
in the executive branch to prevent conflicts
of interest on the part of Government employees,
and to resolve those conflicts of interest that
do occur. In partnership with executive branch
agencies and departments, OGE fosters high ethical
standards for employees and strengthens the public's
confidence that the Government's business is
conducted with impartiality and integrity. The
American Society for Public Administration
<http://www.aspanet.org/> The
American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)
was established in 1939 in response to major
changes in the developing field of public administration.
In its 60+ years, ASPA has both influenced and
been influenced by the field and profession of
public administration.
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