A book on Theories of Public Administration explores the main frameworks and concepts that shape the understanding and management of public organizations and policy implementation. It typically covers classical, modern, and critical theories, assessing their impact on public administration’s role, functions, and structure. Chapters often address the evolution of administrative thought, organizational dynamics, governance, ethics, social equity, leadership, and the influence of citizen participation in government processes. Such works provide insights for scholars, students, and practitioners, helping diagnose public sector challenges and guide effective administrative action. --- Step