IGNOU- BA Public Administration Printed Notes

EPA01- Administrative Theory

Total No. of Pages – 369

IGNOU-BA Political. Science : Public Administration:- This book is a complete study material for UPSC, Civil Services aspirants. study material provide best material and printed notes of handwritten notes(softcopy).these notes are help to improve capacity and score more and more.

IGNOU BA PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PRINTED MATERIAL study material consists of 6 thick booklets Renowned coaching institutes recommends this material for UPSC preparation having Public administration as an optional.

IGNOU- BA Public Administration contents as follows..

EPA01- Administrative Theory

Unit 1 – Public Administration : Meaning & Scope

Unit 2 – Importance of Public Administration

Unit 3 – Public Administration & other Social Sciences

Unit 4 – Evolution of Public Administration

Unit 5 – Comparative Public Administration

Unit 6 – Development Administration

Unit 7 – NPA

Unit 8 – Classical Approach Luther Gulick & Lyndall Urwick

Unit 9 – Scientific Management -F.W. Taylor

Unit 10 – Human Rational Approach – Elton Mayo

Unit 11 – System Approach- Chester Barnard

Unit 12 – Behavioral Approach- Herbert Simon

Unit -13 – Social Psychological Approach

Unit 14 – Ecological Approach – F W Riggs

Unit 15 – Meaning of Bureaucracy

Unit 16 – Max Weber

Unit 17- Karl Marx

Unit 18 – Preoperative Bureaucracy

Unit 19 – Issues in Bureaucracy

Unit 20 – Formal & Informal Organizations

Unit 21- Division of work & Coordination

Unit 22- Hierarchy

Unit 23 – Span in control

Unit 24 – Unity of command

Unit 25 – Centralization & Decentralization

Unit 26 – Delegation

Unit 27 – Supervision

Unit 28 – Communication

Unit 29 – Administrative Planning

Unit 30 – Authority & Responsibility

Unit 31- Leadership

Unit 32 – Chief Executive

Unit 33 – Line Agencies

Unit 34 – Staff & Auxiliary Agencies

Unit 35 – Budgeting

Unit 36 – Accountability

Unit 37 – Citizen & Administration

Unit 38 – Organizational Effectiveness

Unit 39 – Administrative Theory – An Evaluation