Jonathan West, Ph.D.

Professor




Degrees

  • Ph.D, M.A., Northwestern University; 1969
  • B.A., University of Utah

Research Interests

  • Public administration
  • Public policy, specifically human resource issues in local government, productivity improvement efforts in city and county governments, public sector labor relations and public policy making processes
  • Conducting surveys of public management practices in U.S. cities

Selected Publications:

  • Human Resource Management in Public Service, Sage (coauthor with Berman, Bowman and Van Wart)
  • American Politics and the Environment, Longman (coauthor with Sussman and Daynes)
  • “Ethics and Human Resource Management,” Public Personnel Administration, Hays and Kearney, eds., Prentice-Hall
  • “Georgia on the Mind of Radical Civil Service Reformers,” Review of Public Personnel Administration
  • “Workplace Relations: Friendship Patterns and Their Consequences,” Public Administration Review (coauthor with Berman and Richter)

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Teaching & Professional Experience:

  • American University, the University of Houston and the University of Arizona
  • Management Analyst, U.S. Surgeon General's Office, Department of the Army, Washington, D.C.
  • Managing Editor of Public Integrity, a quarterly journal published by Westview Press and cosponsored by the American Society for Public Administration, the International City/County Management Association, and the Council of State Governments