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  1. Anthony E. Hartle (professor of philosophy, Visiting Fellow)

    Present address: Cambridge University, UK

Authors and Affiliations

  1. the faculty of public administration, the Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington

    Camilla Stivers (member)

  2. the George Washington University, USA

    Michael M. Harmon (professor of public administration)

  3. the United States Military Academy, USA

    Anthony E. Hartle (professor of philosophy, Visiting Fellow)

  4. San Diego State University, USA

    F. Neil Brady (professor of management)

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Her published work deals with citizenship and the administrative state. Her forthcoming books is Claiming Legitimacy: Feminism and Public Administration.

His most recent book (with Richard T. Mayer) is Organization Theory for Public Administration.He is currently working on a study titled Responsible Government in a Post-Rational Age.

where he directs the philosophy program.

His publications include Moral Issues in Military Decision Making;and The Dimensions of Ethics.

He is author of Ethical Managing: Rules and Results.His research focuses on the application of ethical theory to issues.

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Stivers, C., Harmon, M.M., Hartle, A.E. et al. Books in review. Soc 29, 84–96 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02695303

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