History of Comparative Public Administration: Nigeria’s View From An International Perspective

Description

Studying comparative public administration has become an interesting field globally. The new Book of Niger’s view from an international perspective aims to provide historical comparative public administration and features of developed and developing countries in public administration practices. The book comprises two primary sections. Part I assesses the history and features of comparative public administration and considers some of the main explanations for the importance of comparison in public administration and the development of comparative studies after World War II. It also explains the characteristics, declines, features, expectations, and options that highlight the development of comparative politics and comparative administration in many ways in academic literature, including scientific and modern eras, and analyzes previous research and theories. Part II deals with the history of comparative public administration, which examines the administrative structure of Nigeria and aims to present the structure of the country’s government systems to show their various.