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Think and Grow Rich

Napoleon Hill

1939 ★ 4.0

The Soviet elite from Lenin to Gorbachev

Stephen White, Evan Mawdsley

2000

Evelyn Baring

Charles Douglas-Home

1978

How do public managers manage?

Carolyn Ban

1995

The responsible administrator

Terry L. Cooper

2012

Leadership and innovation

Erwin C. Hargrove, Jameson W. Doig

1987

Politics, power, and bureaucracy in France

Ezra N. Suleiman

1974

The artist of disappearance

Anita Desai

2012

A headless state

D. E. Regan

1980

Kanryo, Japan's hidden government

Tadahide Ikuta

1995

GovernMint in India

T. S. R. Subramanian

2009

Political leadership in the Soviet Union

Archie Brown

1989

The administrative behavior of federal bureau chiefs

Kaufman, Herbert

1981

In Nixon's web

Louis Patrick Gray

2008

Managing Risk and Performance

Douglas W. Webster, Thomas Stanton

2014

J. Edgar Hoover

Kevin Cunningham

2005

The boss

Athan G. Theoharis

1988

Along the archival grain

Ann Laura Stoler

2009

Ethics for bureaucrats

Rohr, John A.

1978

A survivors' guide for government executives

John H. Trattner

1989

The Rewards of public service

Arnold Robert Weber, Hartman, Robert W. Hartman

1980

Head of the Civil Service

Eunan O'Halpin

1989

Science and technology leadership in American government

Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences U.S., Panel on Presidentially Appointed Scientists and Engineers et al.

1992

Federal Staff Directory

Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

1999

Bureaucrats and policy making

Ezra N. Suleiman

1984

J. Edgar Hoover

Thomas Streissguth

2002

The 2000 Prune Book

John Trattner

2000

The artist of disappearance

Anita Desai

2011

Nomenklatura

M. S. Voslenskiĭ

1984

Bobby and J. Edgar

Burton Hersh

2008

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