MLD-900: Doctoral Seminar on Public Management and Leadership

Semester: Not Offered

Credit: 1.0

Faculty: Hannah Riley Bowles

Schedule

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First Day
Meet Day
Review

Description

Focuses on theoretical and empirical research on complex organizations and institutions that create public value. Examines major contemporary theories of organizing, managing, and leading, as well as the diverse methods for studying public-serving organizations and institutions. Topics include: organizational change, authority and power, knowledge management, diversity, social capital, team and work group dynamics, and the growing importance of interorganizational arrangements.

This course fulfills the public management requirement for PhD students. Permission of an instructor is required for non-PhD students. Not offered in 2009-10. Next offered in 2010-11.