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Contributions of woodrow wilson to public administration

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Woodrow Wilson's Vision on Public Administration. Woodrow Wilson was the 28th President of USA (1913-1921) and is often addressed as the father of American Public Administration. Wilson and his contribution to the subject of public administration is widely read and referred to

Answer 2

Regarded as the father of public administration, Woodrow Wilson is widely read and referred to for his contribution in underlying the improvement of public administration. He also received Nobel Prize for his peacemaking efforts. He stated that policies might be made by elected leaders but for their execution experts in respective fields should be deputed. In 1887, in his article 'The Study of Administration' he formally acknowledged the term public administration formally for the first time, since then he became a torchbearer of policy reforms in the US. His most notable contributions in public administration are:

• He drew a line between politics and public administration stating that both should work together, accountable to each other but should not be dependent over each other for decision making. A few scholars suggest that in his later years, he admitted that public administration can no longer work without influence of political spheres.
• He improved the effectiveness of public administration system by stating a thorough management process, by training the civil servants and electing them according to merit based assessments.