About the Author:
Herbert Werlin is a former editor of a newsletter for the World Bank, a retired faculty member in the Urban Studies Department at the University of Maryland, and is an independent consultant.
Review:
. . . from the standpoint of history and its use for applied administrative theory building, Werlin demonstrates how autobiography, ideas, and experiences can be mixed, analyzed, then judiciously related to seminal academic issues of our time for theory building as well as problem solving.>>> (Public Administration Review)
In the tradition of Max Weber, Talcott Parsons, Reinhard Bendix, and other sociologist greats, Werlin draws together an impressive swath of theoretical research and practical first hand observations...>>>> (Public Administration Review)
An interesting political theory, notably called the political elasticity theory, has been developed by the author to explain some of the mysteries of development.>>>> (International Institute Of Administrative Sciences)
An interesting political theory, notably called the political elasticity theory, has been developed by the author to explain some of the mysteries of development. (International Institute Of Administrative Sciences)
. . . from the standpoint of history and its use for applied administrative theory building, Werlin demonstrates how autobiography, ideas, and experiences can be mixed, analyzed, then judiciously related to seminal academic issues of our time for theory building as well as problem solving. (Public Administration Review)
In the tradition of Max Weber, Talcott Parsons, Reinhard Bendix, and other sociologist "greats," Werlin draws together an impressive swath of theoretical research and practical first hand observations... (Public Administration Review)
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