Search results for "Ruby M Harmon"
Items we need to order for you
R 736.00
R 521.00
R 7,632.00
R 611.00
R 397.00
R 244.00
R 2,442.00
R 7,632.00
R 458.00
R 397.00
R 461.00
R 549.00
R 7,632.00
R 7,632.00
R 3,053.00
R 7,632.00
R 7,632.00
R 7,632.00
R 7,632.00
R 610.00
R 423.00
R 3,053.00
R 6,106.00
R 798.00
This Time Around
This time around is a special collection of love poems and songs written from 1987-2012. I started writing poems and songs from the age of 16. writing has always been my way to release inner feelings that were too difficult to express.
R 588.00
R 1,411.19
R 881.00
R 274.00
Responsibility as Paradox
Sponsored by the Public Administration Theory Network and Lewis and Clark College "A masterly philosophical approach to a question that is of particular interest to those involved in public administration." --International Review of Administrative Sciences "Michael M. Harmon′s new book provides a fresh, new approach to issues of administrative responsibility. The dilemmas faced in charting responsible behavior in pursuit of the collective interest are beautifully described. The book is must reading for anyone who wants to confront ethical issues as they really exist in modern government." --Frank P. Sherwood, Reubin O′D. Askew School of Public Administration and Policy, The Florida State University "Harmon′s book is the first of a series designed to satisfy a long-standing need ′to reexamine and enrich thinking in the field of public administration.′ . . . Harmon argues that acceptance of personal responsibility may enable one to avoid certain pitfalls resulting from compliance with rationalist emphasis on institutional accountability and obligation. The author urges public servants and citizens to resolve the moral uncertainty stemming from the conflict between personal and institutional responsibility." --Choice Creating a new paradigm, Responsibility as Paradox reframes the theoretical and practical discourse on responsibility in government. Mainstream literature on this subject holds that responsible action is synonymous with legally or morally correct action. This belief, the author argues, is fundamentally flawed owing to the paradoxical character of responsibility, which embodies two opposing ideas: moral agency and accountability to institutional authority. By ignoring the personal, subjective nature of responsibility, which inheres in people′s status as moral agents, rationalist responsibility generates three "vicious" paradoxes: obligation, agency, and accountability. Responsibility as Paradox demonstrates how, for each of these three paradoxes, the meanings of agency and answerability may be transformed into creative tension with one another, revealing responsibility as a continuing struggle to integrate the requirements of institutional authority with the dictates of conscience and the unique contingencies of administrative situations. Responsibility as Paradox is essential reading for students and others interested in public administration and political science.
R 3,131.16
R 896.24
R 1,085.95
R 6,106.00
R 1,285.10
R 206.00
R 244.00
R 574.76
R 833.00
R 354.00
R 914.20
R 611.00
R 3,053.00
R 620.65
R 1,594.05
Ruby
As a former evacuee, feisty Ruby is forced to fend for herself when she returns to her family in London. Set in the aftermath of WW2, this gripping saga is richly evocative of the period and shows the true grit of our heroine Ruby. Home is where the heart is… After having lived peacefully in Cambridgeshire as an evacuee, 15-year-old Ruby Blakeley is bought back to reality when her bully of a brother Ray comes to take her home to East London. Far from being welcomed back with open arms, Ruby finds herself being treated as a skivvy by her widowed mother and subject to a tirade of taunts from her two brothers. Things get worse when she becomes pregnant. Unable to tackle her family, Ruby runs away and makes a new start for herself in Southend. But she soon finds she can’t escape her past. A hard-hitting, gritty drama that will appeal to fans of Katie Flynn and Dilly Court.
R 573.00
R 458.00
-
, by Justine Stevens Giveaway Winners
Keep an eye on our social media pages for regular, fantastic giveaways! 2026 November TBC- TBC- TBC- October My Battlefield by Joyce Meyer- Sandy Phillips...
