Best public administration books according to redditors

We found 3 Reddit comments discussing the best public administration books. We ranked the 3 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Top Reddit comments about Public Administration:

u/pensivegargoyle · 3 pointsr/CanadaPolitics

Start off with a text on public administration like Understanding Canadian Public Administration or Thinking Government. After that you'll understand enough to be able to make effective use of other sources.

u/ScientismForNone · 2 pointsr/CanadaPolitics

Read many chapters on both Thinking Government and Understanding Canadian Public Administration more than once. Both give very good pictures of public administration in Canada. I would also suggest Approaching Public Administration- Core Debates and Emerging Issues. I found Frank Ohemeng coverage of the numerous issues and debates in public administration to be really interesting.

u/barne080 · 1 pointr/AskSocialScience

Hey there! I know you asked for online but the lists below are everything you probably need, in terms of policy 101:

Books
Thomas Birkland - "An Introduction to the Policy Process"
Dipak Gupta - "Analyzing Public Policy"
Thomas Dye - "Understanding Public Policy"

Blogs/Podcasts
Council on Foreign Relations - "The World Next Week"
NPR- "Planet Money"
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Research Institutions
Brookings
Pew
RAND Corp

Those books are solid. The blogs are great at making succinct points and summarize current events well. The research places offer great objective research, and they produce research summaries that help provide key takeaways.