Globalized World, Globalized Research, Version 20.20

摘要

It is not "new" to argue that comparative public administration research is the poor cousin of public administration and public management research. We may not have a plethora of comparative research on China, Australia/New Zealand, India, andrnEastern Europe, but research output certainly is increasing. Meanwhile, our research on the rest of the developing world lags behind. We may "know" that American and European concerns dominate our discipline's headlines, but we also know-or at least we should know-that the world's poorest, most disadvantaged, and most disenfranchised economies are where our discipline's intellectual conscience and, perhaps our moral conscience as a field, must head.