H. George Frederickson 
H. George Frederickson was a Management Insights contributor. He is the Edwin O. Stene Distinguished Professor of Public Administration at the University of Kansas.
Recent Articles
- 'Governing Through Crime'
- Politics and administration in the penal state
- Pernicious Assaults
- Public administration finds itself in a vortex of two particularly pernicious trends: a political assault on local knowledge and professional competence.
- Vulgar Accountability
- Bringing measures of performance to bear on matters of accountability is clearly a good idea. So, asks H. George Frederickson, how can we make modern applications of accountability viable?
- Public Management and the Visible Hand
- The application of market-like competition to the public sector has had mixed results, writes H. George Frederickson.
- Why the Management of Innovation May Be an Oxymoron
- Innovations are not organizational creations, writes H. George Frederickson, although they may be helped or hindered by organizations.
- Public Management and the End of Geography
- There is a rapidly declining relationship between public management and jurisdiction. The fix is collaboration.
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