Public Administration N4 SB
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Public Administration N4 SB

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Public Administration N4 SB

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Equips students with all the knowledge and skills they need to fill local, provincial and national roles in the public sector.Plenty of activities modelled on exam questions to prepare students for exam success.Uses mind maps to help students understand and connect key concepts.

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Publisher
Macmillan
Year
2015
ISBN
9781430804086
Topic
Business
Subtopic
Business General
Index
Business

Table of contents

  1. Front cover
  2. Title page
  3. Imprint page
  4. Contents
  5. Module 1: Introduction to public administration
  6. Unit 1.1: The environment of public administration
  7. Unit 1.2: The unique character of the environment –legislative, executive, judicial and administrative institutions
  8. Unit 1.3: The difference between public administration and administration
  9. Unit 1.4: Public responsibility
  10. Unit 1.5: The role players that influence political decisions
  11. Module 2: The development of the family, community and state
  12. Unit 2.1: How families can lead to the development of communities
  13. Unit 2.2: Communities begin when families join
  14. Unit 2.3: From community to state
  15. Module 3: Democratic principles as guidelines
  16. Unit 3.1: What is democracy?
  17. Unit 3.2: Guaranteeing the human rights of citizens
  18. Unit 3.4: Government by the people
  19. Unit 3.5: The division of the authority of the state
  20. Unit 3.6: Order and welfare functions
  21. Module 4: The right to vote and citizenship
  22. Unit 4.1: Citizenship
  23. Unit 4.2: The right to vote
  24. Unit 4.3: How voters register for elections
  25. Unit 4.4: How are voters’ regions and districts divided?
  26. Unit 4.5: Candidates for voters’ regions
  27. Unit 4.6: Voting systems
  28. Unit 4.7: What happens on an election day?
  29. Module 5: Hierarchy ofauthorities
  30. Unit 5.1: Interim government and Interim Constitution
  31. Unit 5.2: Central authority
  32. Unit 5.3: Regional government
  33. Unit 5.4: Local authorities
  34. Unit 5.5: Traditional authorities
  35. Unit 5.6: The Volkstaat Council
  36. Module 6: Legislative authorities
  37. Unit 6.1: Legislative authority at national level
  38. Unit 6.2: Legislative authority at provincial level
  39. Unit 6.3: Legislative authority at local level
  40. Module 7: Executive authority at the three levels of government
  41. Unit 7.1: Political executive authority at national level
  42. Unit 7.2: Executive authority at provincial level
  43. Unit 7.3: Executive authority at local level
  44. Module 8: Judicial authority
  45. Unit 8.1: Introduction to the judiciary – an independent branch of government
  46. Unit 8.2: The Constitutional Court
  47. Unit 8.3: Magistrates’ courts
  48. Unit 8.4: The Supreme Court of Appeal
  49. Unit 8.5: High courts
  50. Unit 8.6: Other courts
  51. Module 9: Executive public institutions
  52. Unit 9.1: Introduction to the organisation of executive bodies in South Africa
  53. Unit 9.2: Government departments
  54. Unit 9.3: Quasi-autonomous institutions
  55. Unit 9.4: State-owned enterprises
  56. Unit 9.5: Research institutions
  57. Unit 9.6: Control boards and commissions
  58. Module 10: Generic and management functions
  59. Unit 10.1: Introduction – generic, conceptual, managerial, auxiliary, instrumental and line functions
  60. Unit 10.2: Auxiliary and instrumental functions
  61. Unit 10.3: Line functions
  62. Glossary
  63. Mock examination paper
  64. Memorandum