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Medero, Gema Sánchez; Pastor Albaladejo, Gema; Cuevas Lanchares, Juan Carlos; Soto Sainz, Oliver; Pérez Hernanz, Julio; García Solana, María José; Resina de la Fuente, Jorge; Mairal Medina, Pilar – Contemporary Educational Technology, 2023
The creation of educational audio-visual materials has recently become popular. It is an innovative and entertaining practice, which can reach millions of people through social networks and YouTube. For this reason, this specific was designed for students enrolled in the following three modules: The Spanish political system, public administration…
Descriptors: Instructional Materials, Audiovisual Aids, Foreign Countries, Political Science
Ringeling, Arthur – Teaching Public Administration, 2015
Both in Public Administration and in practice, there is a loss of the concept of public. A view became dominant in which markets were superior to governments and public to private. Not only did the esteem of the public sphere diminish, but also its significance in our reasoning and teaching. It became less clear what the public sphere stood for.…
Descriptors: Public Administration Education, Public Administration, Public Sector, Private Sector
O'Neill, Patrick B.; Harsell, Dana Michael – American Journal of Business Education, 2015
The authors describe the theoretical preparation provided to students in advance of a limited-duration experiential learning experience in Washington DC in a Master's level course for students in Business or Public Administration. The students consider theoretical perspectives from economics, political science, and public administration with…
Descriptors: Economics, Political Science, Public Administration, Experiential Learning
Pang, Min-Seok – ProQuest LLC, 2011
In this dissertation, I study the performance impact of information technology (IT) investments in the public sector. IT has been one of the key assets in public administration since the early MIS era. Even though the information systems (IS) discipline has witnessed a considerable amount of research efforts on the subject of IT business value for…
Descriptors: Public Sector, Information Technology, Public Administration, Innovation
Wigfall, Patricia Moss; Hall, Paula Quick – Forum on Public Policy Online, 2010
This paper focuses on the role of gender in faculty choice of teaching methodologies at colleges and universities in North Carolina. We replicate research conducted by Hartlaub and Lancaster who examined pedagogical preference among a national sample of political science instructors. In revisiting that inquiry, published in 2008, we have explored…
Descriptors: Political Science, Research Methodology, Public Administration, Public Policy
American Political Science Association (NJ1), 2011
Is political science positioned to embrace and incorporate the changing demographics, increasing multicultural diversity, and ever-growing disparities in the concentration of wealth present in many nation-states? Can political science do so within its research, teaching, and professional development? These two questions were the focus of the work…
Descriptors: Ethnicity, Political Science, Public Administration, Professional Development
Marion, David E. – Teaching Political Science, 1986
Reviews the different contributions the study of the U. S. Constitution can make to public administration courses. Maintains that such study may force students to a deeper appreciation of the United States political community, ultimately strengthening their thinking on future practical problems in public administration. (JDH)
Descriptors: Citizenship Responsibility, Community Problems, Higher Education, Political Science
Ferlie, Ewan; Musselin, Christine; Andresani, Gianluca – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education and Educational Planning, 2008
This article focuses on the steering of higher education systems in the light of political science and public management approaches. It first recalls that an important part of the existing literature on higher education is focused on public policies in terms of reforms and decision-making, while the other part is dedicated to discovering and…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Political Science, Research Methodology, Public Administration

Tompkins, Jonathan; And Others – Journal of Public Administration Education, 1996
An approach to designing a competency-based master's program in public administration that integrates political science, management, and value-based approaches into a holistic package is described. Pedagogically the approach seeks to balance conceptual knowledge with skill acquisition for specific situations, providing a curriculum more relevant…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Competency Based Education, Curriculum Design, Educational Objectives
Koehler, Cortus T. – Teaching Political Science, 1986
Describes how college students can develop a better understanding of the operation of county government as it is represented in the budget. Students analyze the budget for information relating to 1) organization and structure, 2) functions and services, 3) funding sources, 4) governmental priorities, 5) intergovernmental relationships, and 6)…
Descriptors: Budgets, Community Services, Higher Education, Local Government

Prentice, Ann – Library Trends, 1984
Provides an overview of public administration and its similarities to library and information science, and notes research themes in public administration (innovation, organizational development and change, decision-making and evaluation, personnel, financial concerns, marketing, dissertations). Future of public administration research and its…
Descriptors: Library Research, Library Science, Political Science, Public Administration
Tucker, James Cory – Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian, 2005
This study examines the extent to which databases support student and faculty research in the area of public administration. A list of journals in public administration, public policy, political science, public budgeting and finance, and other related areas was compared to the journal content list of six business databases. These databases…
Descriptors: Databases, Public Administration, Political Science, Public Policy

Menzel, Donald C. – PS: Political Science and Politics, 1997
Examines efforts made in recent years to introduce ethics into the curricula of graduate studies programs in public affairs and administration. The questionnaire asked a broad series of questions eliciting both quantitative (program size, organizational structure) and qualitative information (educational goals). Includes statistical and tabular…
Descriptors: Curriculum Design, Educational Assessment, Educational Objectives, Educational Responsibility

Frederickson, H. George – Journal of Public Affairs Education, 1999
Examines the contributions of Dwight Waldo to public administration, including his impact on pedagogy, use of the case method, his appreciation for art and the administrative "novel" in teaching, his views on appropriate elements of the public administration curriculum, and the relationship of public administration to political science.…
Descriptors: Authors, Case Method (Teaching Technique), Change Strategies, Classroom Techniques

Martin, Daniel W. – Public Administration Review, 1988
Reexamines Woodrow Wilson's contribution to public administration and arrives at four conclusions: (1) the study of public administration was developed in Europe; (2) Wilson's politics/administration dichotomy was different than the European model; (3) his dichotomy was based on an incorrect translation and abandoned; and (4) his dichotomy was…
Descriptors: Political Science, Politics, Presidents of the United States, Public Administration