Managing comparative case research in public administration: the example of crisis management.
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1990Description: 17p., 2 tables, 15 refsSubject(s): Subject: One of the potentially most fruitful strategies comparison of different structures and processes of government. Comparing cities, regions or national systems sensitizes us to similarities and differences in organizing and implementing governance between different administrative systems. To gain these well-known advantages of comparison a host of theoretical, methodological and practical problems must be surmounted. These are the subjects of the present paper.
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Reprinted from International Review of Admistrative Sciences; 1990; Vol 56; pp237-253
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One of the potentially most fruitful strategies comparison of different structures and processes of government. Comparing cities, regions or national systems sensitizes us to similarities and differences in organizing and implementing governance between different administrative systems. To gain these well-known advantages of comparison a host of theoretical, methodological and practical problems must be surmounted. These are the subjects of the present paper.
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