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POL 601: Public Management
November 23rd: Thanksgiving - No Class

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POL 601: Public Management

August 24th: Reviewing the Classics:
August 31st: Comparing Theories of Public, Private, and Nonprofit Organizations: Generalizing Across Sectors
September 7th: Bounded Rationality, Goals, and Organizational Choice
September 14: Organizational Structure and Technology
September 21st: Resource Dependence
September 28th: Contingency and Configuration
October 5th: Economic Theories of Organizations
October 12th: No class - integration day
October 19th: Institutional Theory
October 26th: Population Ecology
November 2nd: Organizational Culture
November 9th: Organizational Network Perspectives
November 16th: Networks in Public Management and Policy
November 23rd: Thanksgiving - No Class
November 30th: Integration Day
December 7th Reading Day
December 14th: Final Paper Presentations

November 23: Thanksgiving: No Class

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