Tomorrow's City Management: Guides for Avoiding Success-Becoming-Failure

What can be done to reorient tomorrow's city management? Robert T. Golembiewski and Gerald Gabris complete the work begun in the November/December 1994 issue of Public Administration Review. It was in that issue that the companion piece to this article appeared. Titled "Today's City M...

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Published in:Public administration review 1995-05, Vol.55 (3), p.240-246
Main Authors: Golembiewski, Robert T., Gabris, Gerald
Format: Article
Language:English
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Administrative Organization
Administrative science
Administrative structures
Cities
City councils
City Government
City managers
City politics
Communities of Practice
Community Relations
Conflict management
Corporate bureaucracy
Councils
Design
Economic efficiency
Educational administration
General concepts
Guidelines
Human Geography
Jurisdiction
Local administration
Local government
Management
Municipal government
Municipal government by city manager
Municipality
Performance evaluation
Planning
Politics
Public administration
Public sector organizations
Rating Scales
Role Conflict
Strategic planning
Three dimensional imaging
U.S.A
Urban politics
USA
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Summary:What can be done to reorient tomorrow's city management? Robert T. Golembiewski and Gerald Gabris complete the work begun in the November/December 1994 issue of Public Administration Review. It was in that issue that the companion piece to this article appeared. Titled "Today's City Managers," it has dual thrusts. It sketches several major ideas that led city managers to earlier successes, but which today and especially tomorrow are beside the point of emerging developments, if not roadblocks to them.
ISSN:0033-3352
1540-6210
DOI:10.2307/3110242