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Full-Text Articles in Public Administration

Disjointed Incrementalism: The Overture To A Full (And Unfinished) Symphony, Roger A. Lohmann Feb 1999

Disjointed Incrementalism: The Overture To A Full (And Unfinished) Symphony, Roger A. Lohmann

Faculty & Staff Scholarship

On the 50th anniversary of the publication of Charles Lindblom's seminal article on incrementalism, this reconsideration finds that it is still one of the major contributions to understanding how decisions are actually made in organizations and public life.


The Effects Of Mentoring On Work-Parenting Gains And Strains In A Sample Of Employed Predominately Female Afdc Recipients, Charlene Rhyne Feb 1999

The Effects Of Mentoring On Work-Parenting Gains And Strains In A Sample Of Employed Predominately Female Afdc Recipients, Charlene Rhyne

Dissertations and Theses

Nationally, as well as locally, the emphasis in public assistance is to assist clients in becoming job ready. To this end, Oregon received waivers necessary to implement an innovative welfare reform effort, JOBS Plus Program (JPP), in 1994. The JPP provided subsidized employment for welfare recipients through the cashing out of public assistance benefits and Food Stamp monies. Employers were required to provide an on-site mentor for subsidized employees as a condition of agreement to participate in the Program.

Mentoring has been shown to positively impact employee overall job satisfaction, tenure, salary and promotion. While mentoring has been seen traditionally …


Nevada's High Technology Crime Task Force, Dorinda A. Hollenbeck Feb 1999

Nevada's High Technology Crime Task Force, Dorinda A. Hollenbeck

UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones

With the dramatic advances in computer technology in recent decades, the increase of crimes committed using high technology has skyrocketed. Losses to corporations and governmental agencies have totalled millions if not billions of dollars per year. Victims are beginning to speak out and ask for help. Law enforcement agencies throughout the country are teaming together to create specialized crime units and task forces in an attempt to successfully combat computer related crimes. Nevada is one of the many states which is in the infancy stages of developing such a task force. The Sacramento Valley High Tech Crime Task Force has …


Codification Of The So-Called "Political" Warrant For Traffic Signal Installations In The City Of Cathedral City, Jerry Van Jack Jan 1999

Codification Of The So-Called "Political" Warrant For Traffic Signal Installations In The City Of Cathedral City, Jerry Van Jack

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


The Move To Community Oriented Policing And Problem Solving: The Community As Partners For Progress, Wayne Everett Miles Jan 1999

The Move To Community Oriented Policing And Problem Solving: The Community As Partners For Progress, Wayne Everett Miles

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


California State Government Attempts Managing For Results: A Critical Assessment Of Recent Developments, Barbara Gallert Jan 1999

California State Government Attempts Managing For Results: A Critical Assessment Of Recent Developments, Barbara Gallert

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


Public Expenditures And Crime In A Free Society, Idam Oko Chukwu Jan 1999

Public Expenditures And Crime In A Free Society, Idam Oko Chukwu

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


Human Resource Development: The Case Of The Civil Service Sector In The Sultanate Of Oman, Saleh Alkhamyasi Jan 1999

Human Resource Development: The Case Of The Civil Service Sector In The Sultanate Of Oman, Saleh Alkhamyasi

Theses and Dissertations

Human capital is a crucial element in the production equation of any organization. Since organizations are open systems that ought to adapt to their dynamic environment within which they operate, human resources should be developed , nourished and empowered to shoulder their task. This thesis explored the issue of human resource development (HRD) in the civil service sector in the Sultanate of Oman, a country situated in the Southeastern corner of the Arabian peninsula. The objectives behind this research were to examine the following: • To describe and define the Civil Service policy and practice of HRD in the Sultanate …


Facing Challenges: Irish Public Television In The Digital Age, Ellen Hazelkorn Jan 1999

Facing Challenges: Irish Public Television In The Digital Age, Ellen Hazelkorn

Books/Book chapters

This paper traces some of the main challenges facing public television in Ireland.


Corporate Philanthropy And The United Way: The Implications Of The Changing Business Environment On A Local United Way Organization, Mary J. Parish Jan 1999

Corporate Philanthropy And The United Way: The Implications Of The Changing Business Environment On A Local United Way Organization, Mary J. Parish

Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)

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Probationary Periods- Promoting Excellence Or Legel Loophole?, Daryl R. Privott Jan 1999

Probationary Periods- Promoting Excellence Or Legel Loophole?, Daryl R. Privott

UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones

This study, prepared for the Department of Public Administration, will evaluate the use and perceived effectiveness of probationary periods within the State of Nevada government. The probationary period is widely used throughout the private and public sectors; however very little systematic data has been collected on this topic. The probationary period can be valued as the most valid determinant of job performance and seen as the last step in the selection process or it can be a tool to deny first amendment rights. The effective use of probationary periods should be of importance to private and public agencies, managers, and …