The scientific study of the politics of institutions, structures, and organisations is known as public administration. The investigation and explanation of government and nongovernment responses to public concerns are central to the study of public policy. It aims to describe how institutions, organisations, and the general public interact within different governance frameworks in order to establish policy. It also looks at how these policies are evaluated and how they affect citizens, government institutions, and organised interests. The organisation, actions, and behaviour of administrative agencies and officials in the conduct of government are all covered under public administration. The study of how bureaucracies interact with other political institutions, the political and legal environment of administration, and how organisational and governance structures affect government activities are all part of public administration. Both public policy and public administration straddle traditional political and comparative studies. This book is a oneofakind resource for students and teachers in this field.