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What is the main focus of Public Administration?
What is the main focus of Public Administration?
- Policy analysis and political science research
- Management of for-profit organizations
- Legal advocacy and litigation services
- Implementation of public policy and government establishment administration (correct)
Where is Public Administration taught as a subfield of political science?
Where is Public Administration taught as a subfield of political science?
- Law schools
- Economics departments
- Public policy schools (correct)
- Medical schools
Who is Public Administration education primarily aimed at preparing for work?
Who is Public Administration education primarily aimed at preparing for work?
- Civil servants in administrative positions (correct)
- Academic researchers
- Private sector executives
- Military personnel
What is NOT a sector where people trained in Public Administration may work?
What is NOT a sector where people trained in Public Administration may work?
What is one of the various definitions offered for Public Administration?
What is one of the various definitions offered for Public Administration?
Which theory of international relations is considered a methodological approach focusing on certain types of social explanation for phenomena?
Which theory of international relations is considered a methodological approach focusing on certain types of social explanation for phenomena?
Who is the author of the influential work 'Theory of International Politics' that pioneered neorealism?
Who is the author of the influential work 'Theory of International Politics' that pioneered neorealism?
When is the modern study of international relations, as a theory, believed to have emerged as a discipline?
When is the modern study of international relations, as a theory, believed to have emerged as a discipline?
Who are the prominent proponents of neoliberalism (or liberal institutionalism) as a competitive framework to neorealism?
Who are the prominent proponents of neoliberalism (or liberal institutionalism) as a competitive framework to neorealism?
Which work is considered the most influential IR theory work of the post-World War II era?
Which work is considered the most influential IR theory work of the post-World War II era?
