An Analysis of the Core Ideas in the Study of Administration: From the Perspective of Woodrow Wilsons The Study of Administration
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material foundations. Focusing on the core issues that administrative research needs to address and grasping the core ideas and developmental
threads of administrative research has reference significance for the localization of administrative research. The paper discusses the methods
and importance of citizen participation and public opinion, which hold a significant position in administrative research. It uses a comparative
research perspective to discuss administration in different cultural contexts.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v2i9.5262
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