Active Duty Public Administration as Democratic Statesmanship

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In Active Duty, a distinguished group of contributors examines the role of the American civil service under the Constitution.

Acknowledgments	p. vii
Preface	p. ix
Some Fundamental Concerns
Introduction	p. 3
American Statesmanship: Old and New	p. 5
Toqueville on Administration and for Administrators	p. 33
Public Administration and Policy Deliberation: The Case of Global Warming	p. 59
Impartiality and Administrative Statesmanship	p. 91
Theodore Lowi and the Administrative State	p. 113
Administration, Political Institutions, and the Constitution
Introduction	p. 149
Bureaucratic Idealism and Executive Power: A Perspective on The Federalist's View of Public Administration	p. 151
Administrative Responsibility and the Separation of Powers	p. 177
The Rhetorical Presidency and the Eclipse of Executive Power in Woodrow Wilson's Constitutional Government in the United States	p. 195
Presidents and Their Cosmopolitan Advisers: The Nixon-Kissinger Dialogue	p. 219
Limiting Bureaucratic Discretion: Competing Theories of Administrative Law	p. 237
Rebuilding Public Administration
Introduction	p. 261
The Place of Constitutionalism in the Education of Public Administrators	p. 263
The Limits of Ethics: Revisiting the Origins of the America Regime	p. 283
Bureaucratic Morality in the United States	p. 305
Responsibility and Public Service	p. 321
Index	p. 339
About the Contributors	p. 345
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