Book used: Introducing Public Administration, 9th edition (Jay Shafritz, E.W.Russell)
It MUST be double spaced and 12-point in a commonly-used font (like Times New Roman) on standard paper with 1”margins and should be free of grammatical and spelling errors. The quality of the writing (including grammar) counts. Make sure you have a clear, coherent thesis.The paper should make a clear argument that addresses the question and can be supported with evidence from class materials and the case you describe should illustrate the central argument in your paper. It should discuss the issue in terms of public administration theory and practice, evaluate our
knowledge and understanding of the issue, and reach some conclusions based on that knowledge
and the case study. Do not simply summarize what others have said on the issue—evaluate their
contributions in light of the evolving literature and make your own contribution.
Question I need to answer:
From reading and experience, what do you believe to be the most important similarities, and the central differences between public and business administration? What is the direction of
change? Are the differences becoming sharper or less distinct? Are there particular functions of government that could more or less easily emulate business administration practices? Apply your own personal experience to this case through the use of a brief
case study.

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Introduction
Framing the problem in context
What is the research problem
Why is it important to study the research problem

Literature review
Critically review the literature to understand the state of research in the area
What are the knowledge gaps that warrant our study?
What is the theoretical framework that we are adopting?

The present study
What are the specific research objectives or hypotheses?

Proposed method
Describe the sample
What variables are we examining?
What analytical approach are we using?
What is the data-collection procedure?

Results
Systematically presenting results
Must be aligned to research objectives or hypotheses

Discussion
Relating results to existing literature
Explaining why some results differ from existing literature or from prior expectations
Implications of results for theory and practice

Conclusions
What are key contributions of study?
What are some limitations of our study?
What are some suggestions for future research

References (APA)
Appendices