Public service, ethics, and constitutional practice - Rohr, John A. (John Anthony), 1934- (Lawrence, Kan. : University Press of Kansas, 1998)
Pt. I. Presenting the Problem. 1. Ethics for Bureaucrats. 2. The Problem of Professional Ethics -- Pt. II. Education and Training. 3. On Teaching Ethics. 4. Ethics in Management Training. 5. A Constitutional Research Project -- Pt. III. The Character of the Civil Servant. 6. The Problem of Financial Disclosure. 7. Ethics of the Senior Executive Service. 8. Civil Servants as Second-Class Citizens. 9. The Oath of Office. 10. Ethics and the Academic/Practitioner Divide -- Pt. IV. Separation of Powers. 11. A Constitutional Theory of Public Administration. 12. The Inspector General and Separation of Powers. 13. The Independent Counsel and Executive Power. 14. Iran-Contra and the Problem of Loyalty. 15. Separation of Powers and the Limits of Reform -- Pt. V. The Comparative Context. 16. Ethics in the British Civil Service. 17. Ministerial Responsibility and Civil Service Anonymity. 18. Ethical Issues in French Public Administration. 19. Religion and Public Order in France.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Civil service ethics -- United States; Public administration -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States; Constitutional law -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States