Governmental Relations: A South African Perspective

Authors

Jan J Hattingh
University of South Africa
DOI: https://doi.org/10.25159/294

Keywords:

South Africa, governmental administration, Policy development

Synopsis

ISBN 1 86888 062 l

Contents 

Foreword 

 Acknowledgements 

1. Introduction

2. The nature and content of governmental relations

3. The role of governmental relations in public administration

4. Ethical and moral norms in governmental relations

5 The influence of constitutional systems on governmental relations

6. The constitution and governmental relations in South Africa

7. Bargaining and negotiation in governmental relations

8. Some cross-national patterns of governmental relations between central and regional governments

9.Evaluation

Bibliography 

Index 

Author Biography

Jan J Hattingh, University of South Africa

Jan J Hattingh served as Town Clerk of Sandton and later as Professor in Public and Municipal Administration at the University of South Africa. His municipal career spanned about 40 years, during which he was Vice-President and President of the Institute of Town Clerks of Southern Africa (now the Institute for Local Government Management of South Africa). In 1986, he was awarded Honorary Life Membership for his service to local government. Hattingh also published extensively in administrative science journals.

Grey to turquoise colour background with white outlined main title and part of subtitle, with the word Perspective in dark navy lettering at the top of the cover. IN the middle of the cover, three simplified outline designs of pillars are foregrounded, of three different lengths and with sets of white rows of icons representing people balanced on top of each of the three pillars. The authorás name is on a grey-blue banner at the bottom of the page.

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December 31, 1998

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Heritage Collection

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