This collection, "Municipal Research To Promote The Application Of Scientific Principles To Government, Issues 89-94," offers a detailed look into the efforts of the Bureau of Municipal Research (New York) and the Training School for Public Service to enhance local governance through data-driven analysis and innovative practices.
Originally published as part of a series, these issues delve into various aspects of municipal operations, aiming to apply scientific principles to improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability in government. Topics covered may include urban planning, public finance, and civic engagement strategies. This historical record provides valuable insights into the early 20th-century movement for municipal reform and its lasting impact on contemporary governance. Scholars and practitioners interested in the history of public administration and urban development will find this a useful resource.
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