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Where is public affairs going?
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AbstractThis paper suggests the future direction in which public affairs practice is developing and advances a number of propositions about public affairs and political systems which provide the context in which public affairs practitioners operate. The paper examines the changing nature of the political systems in which public affairs functions and argues that, by inference, public affairs practice is culturally specific. The paper explores these contextual issues from both a European and a global perspective. The paper argues that an understanding of public affairs should be recognised as an essential element on management teaching syllabi and laments the fact that this is far from the case. Copyright © 2001 Henry Stewart Publications
Title: Where is public affairs going?
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AbstractThis paper suggests the future direction in which public affairs practice is developing and advances a number of propositions about public affairs and political systems which provide the context in which public affairs practitioners operate.
The paper examines the changing nature of the political systems in which public affairs functions and argues that, by inference, public affairs practice is culturally specific.
The paper explores these contextual issues from both a European and a global perspective.
The paper argues that an understanding of public affairs should be recognised as an essential element on management teaching syllabi and laments the fact that this is far from the case.
Copyright © 2001 Henry Stewart Publications.
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