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PDF pending restorationPorter, David O. – 1977
The predominant pattern for administering governmental programs is through multiorganizational networks. Relying on a theory of resource mobilization and an analysis of allocation processes within the public sector, this paper argues that individual units within multiorganizational networks are increasingly beyond the traditional control…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Principles, Government (Administrative Body), Governmental Structure
Download full textLyons, Raymond F. – 1969
One of the main inadequacies in educational management is that planning is not firmly integrated within administration. Five basic processes may be distinguished in administration. The first is planning, or determining what shall be done. The second element of the administrative process is organizing, or defining the administrative structures and…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Organization, Administrative Principles, Educational Administration
Peer reviewedSchaefer, Marguerite J. – Nursing Outlook, 1977
An awareness of all the forces affecting higher education today is not enough; carefully planned strategies to deal with them are also necessary for effective administration. Organizational-environmental concerns, the seven-component model for managing organizational complexity, and forecasting technologies are among topics discussed. (Editor/TA)
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Principles, College Administration, Educational Planning
Peer reviewedCrowson, Robert L. – Urban Education, 1989
Study of 16 principals in Chicago, Illinois, reveals that in the investigation of ethical-choice behavior, the corporate-incentives model proves to be inadequate as an explanation of principality. What is referred to as counter-bureaucratic behavior is a survival mechanism for beleaguered principals--a balance weight to seemingly anti-educational…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Policy, Administrative Principles, Administrator Attitudes
Marinaccio, Anthony; Marinaccio, M. Maxine Reynolds – 1977
A study of human relations as it applies to leadership, change, and education in its broadest sense is presented in this text. The book brings together the basic factors governing human behavior and interaction and relates them to actual learning situations involving administrative, management, supervisory, and teaching skills. It presents aids…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Principles, Behavior, Education
Peer reviewedMiller, Georgia B. – Office Systems Research Journal, 1983
Describes a curriculum model for courses in administrative management. This undergraduate program includes four courses: (1) introduction to administrative systems, (2) management of administrative services, (3) management of data systems, and (4) administrative systems applications. The article also discusses electives, background courses, and…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Organization, Administrative Principles, Administrator Education
