Definitions
- Administrative law:
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A body of law pertaining to powers and controls on powers that may be exercised by public agencies.
- Administrative state:
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A term referring generally to the aggregation of all public agencies.
- De novo:
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A Latin term meaning “from the beginning” or “anew.”
- Public administration:
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All processes, organizations, and individuals acting in official positions to carry out laws or other rules adopted or issued by legislative bodies, executives or the courts.
- Public agency:
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Any department, bureau, office, authority, board, commission or other similar body in the executive branch of government.
- Red states:
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A popular term referring to those American states which are dominated, politically, by Republican voters.
- Ultra vires:
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A Latin term meaning “beyond the power.”
Introduction
The growth of the practice of public administration in the United States has been nurtured by the...
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Simon, A.M., Milakovich, M.E. (2016). Future of Public Administration and Law. In: Farazmand, A. (eds) Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy, and Governance. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-31816-5_1189-1
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