Founders, the Constitution, and Public Administration

"Founders, the Constitution, and Public Administration" by Georgetown University Press is a thought-provoking exploration published in 1995. This insightful book, spanning 128 pages, delves into the intricate relationship between political and social philosophy and the foundational principles of the American Constitution. The author presents a compelling argument regarding the philosophical conflict surrounding the role of reason in society, contrasting the perspectives of public administration writers with those of the Constitution's designers. Ideal for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the evolution of public administration in the United States, this book offers fresh insights and a deeper understanding of the complexities at play. Enhance your knowledge of American governance and its philosophical underpinnings with this essential read.