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Sound planning leads to efficient management. Planning is a co-operative, collective co-ordination and co-ordination is the first principle of management. Planning has rightly been defined as the process of determining the objectives of administrative eff 1st ed. viii+292p.

What are the problems of public administration? How can it be improved? What are its future perspectives? How to promote efficiency in administration? Different view points have emerged regarding introducing change in the practice of administration in res 1st ed. viii+272p.

Why did state originate? How did it evolve? What were its aims, nature, function and its relation with the society? In this book attempt has been to seek answers to the above questions. Aim is to make available to our readers material on the eastern and w 1st ed. vii+281p.

Political Phenomena is studied through different approaches to enable us to understand political reality and the art of government. What are the dynamics of political change? How is the state related to society. Why is the freedom of governed essential? W 1st ed. viii+270p.

Aim of this book is to introduce my readers to the discipline of political science. What is the definition and scope of political science? How the term political science has been found to be the most comprehensive and scientific term to describe this disc 1st ed. viii+260p.

Systematic study of approaches to public administration and bureaucracy can be traced to 19 and early 20 century. During the period classical, human relations, behavioural, social psychological and ecological paradigms were discussed. Particular set of be 1st ed. vii+309p.

Politics is the art of possible and the structure which exercises power and control is termed as government. In modern times the organisation of politics and government has become complex. Their power has increased. But still we need the government to org 1st ed. vii+291p.

In our efforts to seek comfort we have damaged our environment. We have depleted our natural resources and distributed the ecological balance and created pollution in water, air and soil. Aim of this book is to define pollution, the sources and effects of 1st ed. vii+368p., Tables; Figures; Index; 23cm.

All forms of life are dependent on their environment and its resources. The resources are being used indiscriminately. Aim of this book is to describe the ecological features, explain some of the salient ecological processes, identify the types of damage 1st ed. vi+344p., Tables; Figures; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

Critics of globalization contend that even if increased trade promotes material prosperity, it comes with a high spiritual and cultural cost. Yet another view is that when two cultures trade with each other, they tend to expand the opportunities available 1st ed. vii+280p., Tables; Figures; Notes; References; Bibliography; 22cm.