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 Important Works in the History of Public Administration Theory

• The Northcote-Trevelyan Report
• Pendleton Act of 1883
• The Study of Administration, Woodrow Wilson, 1887
• Politics as a Vocation, 1918, Bureaucracy, 1922, Max Weber
• Functions of the Executive, Chester Barnard
• The Brownlow Commission Report
• The Lack of a Budgetary Theory, V.O. Key, Jr., 1940
• Bureaucracy, Ludwig von Mises, 1944
• The Administrative State, Dwight Waldo, 1948
• Administrative Behavior, Herbert A. Simon, 1953
• TVA and the Grass Roots, Philip Selznick, 1953
• The Science of Muddling Through, Charles E. Lindblom, 1959
• The Forest Ranger, Herbert Kaufman, 1960.
• Democracy and the Public Service, Frederick C. Mosher, 1968
• Servant Leadership, Robert K. Greenleaf
• Organisation theory : Revisiting The Elephant", Public Administration Review, Dwight Waldo,1978
• Public and Private Management: Are They Alike in All the Unimportant Respects?, Graham T. Allison, 1980
• The New Economics of Organization, American Journal of Political Science, Terry M. Moe, 1984
• Organizational Design as Policy Analysis, Policy Studies Journal, Karen M. Hult and Charles Walcott 1989
• Refounding Public Administration, Gary Wamsley ed., 1990
• Street Level Bureaucracy, Michael Lipsky
• The Public Administration Theory Primer, H. George Frederickson and Kevin B. Smith, 2003
• The Case for Bureaucracy, Charles Goodsell 
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