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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AS A CONCEPT INGTRODUCTION: Public administration is continuously involved in policy making decision making, planning the work to be done, formulating the goals, working with legislature directing and supervising

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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AS A CONCEPT<br>
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INGTRODUCTION: Public administration is continuously involved in policy making decision making, planning the work to be done, formulating the goals, working with legislature directing and supervising employees, providing leadership, determining work methods and procedures, exercising controls and other functions performed by the public servants.
It is the ‘action part’ of government i.e. the system by which the purposes and goals of government are realised.<br>
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Features: Public administration is a cooperative group effort in public setting.
It covers the work of all three branches of government – legislative , executive and judicial and their inter- relationship. In a very narrow way it covers the work of only the executive branch of government.
It has an important role in the formulation of public policy and is thus a part of the political process.
It is different, in significant ways, form private administration.<br>