Major management theories applicable to the American federal system. Emphasis is on organization, structure, and operations. The relationship of theories to management practices in contemporary American administration is explored. Practical exploration of implementing public law in the American federal system. Construction of organizational apparatus, development of operational plans, and systems of control and evaluation necessary to implement government programs are studied.
Emphasis is on coordinating tasks and resources required for effective program implementation.
Examination of theory and practice of managing international security. Emphasis is on interplay of organizational structure and bureaucratic dynamics in the international context. Theory and practice of crisis management, and coordination and comparison of security methods and techniques, are presented. Unique aspects of nonprofit organizations operating in international environments, particularly in relief and development work. Relationship between the NGO and U.S. and foreign governments is examined.