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National Administrative Studies Project
A Survey of Managers in Public, Private, and
Non-Profit Organizations in Georgia and Illinois
NASP at APPAM
The following papers using a limited sample of the NASP
Omega data were presented at the 2005 Annual Meeting of the Association for
Public Policy Analysis and Management. (Nov 3-5 Washington, DC). These papers
present limited findings from the NASP Omega public sector data as of Oct 15,
2005. We are continuing to collect public, private, and nonprofit sector
responses. These papers indicate initial findings and should not be cited or
quoted without the express permission of the authors.
*Papers will be available online in the near future.*
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Meg Haller, Julia Melkers
and Eric Welch. Doing Good? Comparing Public and
Non-Profit Administrators' Views of Public Value. 2005. Annual Meeting
of APPAM, Nov 3-5, Washington, DC.
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Mary K. Feeney and Hal G.
Rainey. Work Satisfaction among Managers in State
Government Agencies: Effects of Job Choice Motivations, Mentoring, and Red
Tape. 2005. Annual Meeting of APPAM, Nov 3-5, Washington, DC.
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Barry Bozeman and Craig Boardman. Private Sector
Imprinting among Public Managers: Does Private Sector Work Experience Affect
Attitudes and Motivation of Public Managers? 2005. Annual Meeting of
APPAM, Nov 3-5, Washington, DC.
The NASP Omega data were developed from ISERF
grants from the Ivan Allen College of the Georgia Institute of Technology to
Barry Bozeman and Gordon Kingsley. The research findings do not necessarily
reflect the views of Georgia Institute of Technology. |
