The process of control

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Organizational control in public administration has four basic principles founded on coordination. The first principle focuses on the nature of unity or reciprocal relating of all the factors in a given situation. Coordination by direct control of the responsible individuals concerned, on the other hand, means that contact is exercised through interrelations between department heads. Coordination in the early stages suggests that direct contact begins in the earliest stages of the control process. The fourth principle views coordination as a continuous process.

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The need for the development of political science engineering

Article Abstract:

Public administration must be studied from an engineering point of view. This approach, called political science engineering, views the community as a confluence of physical, psychological and biological forces. It examines the measures and structures of government which are applicable to the natural and psychological forces existing in a social group. The problems of structures in government are addressed by understanding these forces with the goal of attaining its fundamental purpose.

Political science

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