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Changing inputs to urban administration and the progressive reformers

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posted on 1984-04-01, 00:00 authored by Philip D Bateman

INTRODUCTION 1
THE NEED FOR STUDY OF URBAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 4
METHOD OF STUDY 7
SELECTINGTHE CITY-SAMPLE GROUP 9
TRENDS IN URBAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 1910 TO 1930 10
CHOICE OF INDEPENDENT VARIABLES 14
ANALYSIS OF THE STATISTICAL MODEL 18
PITTSBURGH:A CASE STUDY 37
CONCLUSION 48
APPENDICES 51
BIBLIOGRAPHY 54

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1984-04-01

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John Modell

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