Index to Volume 23 of The Public Manager issue #1, Spring 1994; Issue #2, Summer 1994; Issue #3, Fall 1994; Issue #4, Winter 1994-95 Issue/ Moscoso, Roddy ...............cssscee00 3/11 Developing Managers AUTHOR INDEX Page Moyer, Bruce Education of Senior Leaders .......... 2/9 Murray, Sylvester .....02.:0<...0s0ssees. : Experiences in Helping PINON, PRIDE i ssicsisiccciccsecientees l Newland, Chester A. .................... 4 PI ts si ic ccacssecapeusansetees 1/13 Attico, N. Burton PURI, CN TN, osc cereccsccsccessorees 4/: FEI: Philosophy & Principles ........ 1/5 NE ee eee. Novotny, Thomas W. .... 1/2,2/2,/3/2,4/2 Leadership in a Democratic Boster, Ronald S.. ..........<..ccccsccesees : Nunes, Frederick E.. .................. Society Burns, James MacGregor............. 3/: Peelen, Jean Paduch Leadership Lessons Learned.......... 2/5 Carmichael, Michael Penbara, Joseph J. ............ccccse0se0s Reengineering Nation’s Carter, Demetria Pettibone, Craig PI ions csccscekcscsenercuiaiens 1/22 Caudle, Sharon Quinn, Robin Reinventing Common Sense Clay, Joy Rice, Mitchell F Transition Leadership I BIDS niisconcsusicchakenerccesenaccs 4/61 Robinson, Virginia.................:00+. ; Be TIN asain Sosesticcccrsints 2/13 TANNING RNIN sp cnssevcicusascnstsaxecrecions ot GENS GOI Os cis stcicaisscksecrssssace 2 Trends in Management Dobbs, Matti F. ................... 1/59,3/: Shaw, G. Jerry Education Elbaum, Martha Shearer, Beth SRE Sherwood, Frank P Information Management/ Page, Moved F .....cs.ccsccscoses 1/2 Silverman, Adam D. .................... 3/51 Technology ke eee Smith, Sharon L Femis, Frank D. .............<..:. Sommers, Christina Hoff CD-ROM: Reengineering Gilburg, Alan Ann Spice, Martha : TRIO aivcesncencecccsccscnscseoss LOM RE, CIID enicncmconidendeseadvoncces’ a ~2 ) I BI ce tisiaicnisonnceveseacovens 1/55 Internet in the Public Interest....... 3/47 Grantham, Charles E. ................... 4 I acne casamnesanceeboneis 3/9 Managing Infotech for Results .... 1/48 RA TIE cvccnscinccncsscteceosenncdbecs 23 wWNwNem Dwnd N NOM TEE, FIN GE... 00 0escnscecicsncscoasecs 4/51 Setting Pace on Info Grover, Harold | 2 I TID accccsccevecsnsecinneess 4/43 Superhighway Hakola, Gretchen ......................... 2 W—w w J— o— fi ae 4/13 Reengineering & IRM ES w) © eer 3/47 Harper, Kirke 1/19 Fier, Waiter ©... Be. .c.cccccsceseccceessss 2/9 Integrity in Government Henderson, Dee 3,2/5 Velazco, Sheila K.. ...............c0se000 2/21 Framework for Enlarging PCNIOINE, PROBE ..nccnsscccccccccocvacccsssne 4/9 Wasilisin, Andrew M. .................. 2 Refortn Agta ........:.csecesseesss 3/43 I IN iscsi cccicsvcsecansmminnconot 2/57 Werth, Jacquelyn B................0c0i0<. l Protecting Whistleblowers ........... 1/51 BI NID sncscinreinivainisccnateniiieltinse 3/47 po | Winning with Integrity ................ 2/43 Holloway, Wendell 4/5 I ice ccecnccktgerennncrseeies ' Hultquist, Cynthia 1/41 I IE vaihnc eiicecnttnxcnencananannan Hummel, Ralph P. Zauderer, Donald G. .................... tt> aUW=Y w hNw unMlaunnasg~ilng /Valuing Diversity Hunter, George : Ask the White Male A aa eee ee 2/63,4/60 Black Men: Connections Issue/ FOGDOT, TERTRET TN, ...00ccsccccsesccesesesi 1/27 DRSCOUICon.I.. sIccvOecesIccscGesse es SED TITLE INDEX Page NI, TION Te nscsccscnintscctnsicconccens Cultural Diversity: Jordan, Kenneth A. Organizational Asset Bookshelf RRS GaSe ere ae : Educating Minorities for Keston, Joan B. .................... 2/35,4/17 Case for Bureaucracy.................... 3/59 Public Service SE III Sxcccentctcencttanidsbecbiceousn Deregulating the Public Service ..... 2/63 Latinos/Latinas at Work Kim, Pan Suk SOMMNICES SOCICY «.....0..00-.ccrcessieess 3/63 Mentoring and Networking Koch, Kathleen Day Themes for Change Myths & Realities of Model I TIED ccsc cccotnenibctbosanaditebinndins 2 BE eiccccicekssniasabcichinistincatens Congress and Change Lohmann, Ursula G. San Diego’s Diversity Loney, Timothy J. Capacity, Comity, & Gridlock Commitment ROC RIIII, FUE caeninsscisisiasnswsersines : Employees Seek Issues of Unity Sensitivity for Managers. Mathews, Audrey L. .... 2/51,3/15,4/23 Renewing the American Dream IG isin sic scsctharsavsesionns 3/17 Mayes, Phyllis M. .................0..++. 1/17 Sorting out Federalism Unique Quality Opportunity McFaul, E. J. Thunder from the Right Wakeup Call for White Males ..... 3/21 Mikalis, Elena Tsunami Alert Sounded Who Stole Feminism?.................. 4/26 THE PUBLIC MANAGER * The New Bureaucrat * WINTER 1994-95 63 AUTHOR INDEX Editorial Guidance People, Personnel for Public Manager Authors & Partnership The Public Manager is dedicated to fostering, developing, and otherwise Challenge to Change encouraging greater professionalism among public managers at all levels, Fire When Ready from first-line supervisor through agency head. 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