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Master Public Administration with this comprehensive course!
Instructor: Abhijeet Mode
Language: English
Validity Period: 365 days
Validity Period: 365 days
Description:
This full course on Public Administration Optional in English Medium is designed by Abhijeet Mode to provide comprehensive coverage of the subject. The course includes in-depth lectures, study materials, and practice exercises to help students understand the key concepts and excel in their exams.
Key Highlights:
What you will learn:
Paper 1: Administrative Theory | |||
Basic Introduction Lecture 28:00 | Preview | ||
Chapter 01: Introduction | |||
1. Meaning, Scope and Significance 41:00 | |||
2. wilson's theory 34:00 | |||
3. Evolution of the discipline 36:00 | |||
4. New public Administration 39:00 | |||
5. Challenges of LPG, Good Governance 34:00 | |||
6. Public choice approach, New Public Management 32:00 | |||
Chapter 02: Administrative Thought | |||
1. Scientific Management Theory: By Taylor 41:00 | |||
2. ‘Administrative management theory’ : by Henry Fayol 39:00 | |||
3. Weberian Bureaucracy 36:00 | |||
4. Dynamic Administration (Mary Parker Follett) 37:00 | |||
5. Human Relations School (Elton Mayo) 36:00 | |||
6. Functions of the Executive (C.I. Barnard) 40:00 | |||
7. Simon’s decision-making theory 38:00 | |||
8. D. McGregor, C. Argyris 36:00 | |||
9. Participative Management (R. Likert) 27:00 | |||
Chapter 03: Administrative Behaviour | |||
1. Morale 19:00 | |||
2. Motivation Theories: Content Theories 39:00 | |||
3. Motivation Theories: Process Theories 29:00 | |||
4. Leadership 32:00 | |||
5. Leadership: Behavioral Theory 36:00 | |||
6. Leadership: Contingency theory 30:00 | |||
Chapter 04: Organisation | |||
1. System and Contingency Theory 27:00 | |||
2. Types of organisation 16:00 | |||
3. Headquarter-field relationship, regulatory authorities 25:00 | |||
4. Public-Private Partnership 19:00 | |||
Chapter 5: Accountability and Control | |||
1. Legislative, executive and judicial control 51:00 | |||
2. Role of media, interest groups and civil society 52:00 | |||
3. Citizen Charter, RTI, Social Audit 58:00 | |||
Chapter 6: Administrative Law | |||
1. Meaning , scope and significance 36:00 | |||
2. Diecy on Administrative Law 23:00 | |||
3. Delegated Legislation 15:00 | |||
4. Administrative Tribunals 16:00 | |||
Chapter 7 : Comparative Public Administration | |||
1. Understanding Comparative Public Administration 19:00 | |||
2. Ideal models 16:00 | |||
3. Fused, prismatic and Diffracted Societies 25:00 | |||
4. Development and Diffraction, CPA Significance and Criticism 19:00 | |||
Chapter 8: Development Dynamics | |||
1. Development Administration 32:00 | |||
2. Anti- development Thesis 21:00 | |||
3. Self-Help Groups 22:00 | |||
Chapter 9: Personnel Administration | |||
1. HRD, recruitment and training 40:00 | |||
2. Position classification, performance appraisal 25:00 | |||
3. Promotions, employer-employee, grievance redressal 24:00 | |||
4. Code of Conduct 17:00 | |||
Chapter 10: Public Policy | |||
1. Models of policty making and critique 40:00 | |||
2. Policy Process 22:00 | |||
3. State theories of policy making 21:00 | |||
Chapter 11: Techniques of Administrative Improvement | |||
1. Organisations and Methods 20:00 | |||
2. Work Study 16:00 | |||
3. e-governance 19:00 | |||
4. Network Analysis, MIS 19:00 | |||
5. PERT, CPM 27:00 | |||
Chapter 12: Financial Administration | |||
1. Monetory and Fiscal policy | |||
2. Types of Budgets and Budgetory process | |||
3. Financial accountability | |||
4. Accounts and Audits | |||
Paper2 : Indian Administration | |||
Answer Writing | |||
Understanding Questions of Both Papers 17:00 | Preview | ||
Paper 1: PDF Notes | |||
Understanding public administration (21 pages) | |||
Chapter 1: Introduction | |||
1. Meaning, scope and singificance (7 pages) | |||
1. Meaning scope and significance (Detailed) (12 pages) | |||
2. Wilson on public administration (7 pages) | |||
2. Wilson's theory of administration (Detailed) (7 pages) | |||
3. Evolution of the discipline (5 pages) | |||
3. Evolution of public administration (Detailed) (5 pages) | |||
4. New Public Administration (9 pages) | |||
4. New Public Administration (Detailed) (8 pages) | |||
5. Challanges of LPG, Good Governance (8 pages) | |||
5. Challanges of LPG , Good Governance (Detailed) (18 pages) | |||
6. Public Choice approach, NPM (8 pages) | |||
6. Public Choice approach, NPM (Detailed) (9 pages) | |||
Chapter 2: Administrative Thought | |||
1. Scientific management theory (7 pages) | |||
2. Henry Fayol (9 pages) | |||
3. Weberian bureaucracy (9 pages) | |||
4. Mary Parker Follette (8 pages) | |||
5. Elton Mayo (5 pages) | |||
6. Functions of executive (8 pages) | |||
7. Simon's decision making theory (9 pages) | |||
8. McGregor and Argyris (11 pages) | |||
9. Participative management by Likert (6 pages) | |||
Chapter 3: Administrative Behaviour | |||
1. Morale (5 pages) | |||
2. Content theories of motivation (9 pages) | |||
3. Process theories of Motivation (7 pages) | |||
4. Leadership (6 pages) | |||
5. Behavioural Theory of Leadership (7 pages) | |||
6. Contingency Theories of leadership (8 pages) | |||
Chapter 04: Organisation | |||
1. System and Contingency theory (14 pages) | |||
2. Types of organisations (10 pages) | |||
3. HQ-field relationship, Regulatory bodies (19 pages) | |||
4. Public-Private Partnership (13 pages) | |||
Chapter 5: Accountability and Control | |||
1. Legislative, executive and judicial control (7 pages) | |||
2. Role of media, interest groups and civil society (6 pages) | |||
3. Citizen Charter, RTI, Social audit (10 pages) | |||
Chapter 6: Administrative Law | |||
1. Meaning , scope and significance (7 pages) | |||
2. Diecy on Administrative Law (10 pages) | |||
3. Delegated Legislation (5 pages) | |||
4. Administrative Tribunals (5 pages) | |||
Chapter 7 : Comparative Public Administration | |||
1. Understanding Comparative Public Administration (3 pages) | |||
2. Ideal models (3 pages) | |||
3. Fused, prismatic and Diffracted Societies (7 pages) | |||
4. Development and Diffraction, CPA Significance and Criticism (3 pages) | |||
Chapter 8: Development Dynamics | |||
1. Development Administration (4 pages) | |||
2. Anti-development Thesis (4 pages) | |||
3. Self-Help Groups (4 pages) | |||
Chapter 9: Personnel Administration | |||
1. HRD, recruitment and training (9 pages) | |||
2. Position classification, performance appraisal (5 pages) | |||
3. Promotions, employer-employee, grievance redressal (5 pages) | |||
4. Code of Conduct (4 pages) | |||
Chapter 10: Public Policy | |||
1. Models of policty making and critique (6 pages) | |||
2. Policy Process (4 pages) | |||
3. State theories of policy making (4 pages) | |||
Chapter 11: Techniques of Administrative Improvement | |||
1. Organisations and Methods (4 pages) | |||
2. Work Study (4 pages) | |||
3. e-governance (5 pages) | |||
4. Network Analysis, MIS (4 pages) | |||
5. PERT, CPM (4 pages) | |||
Chapter 12: Financial Administration | |||
1. Monetory and Fiscal policy (4 pages) | |||
2. Types of Budgets and Budgetory process (9 pages) | |||
3. Financial accountability (5 pages) | |||
4. Accounts and Audits (7 pages) | |||
Paper 2 : PDF Notes |
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