The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) “Administration is the most obvious part of government. It is government in action.”

The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) “Administration should be administered with enlightenment, with equity, with speed, and without friction.”

The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) Wilson suggests, “it is harder to run a government than to frame one.”

The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) Wilson argued “there should be a science of administration which shall seek to strengthen the paths of government, to make its business less unbusinesslike

The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) (cont.) …to strengthen and purify its organization, and crown its dutifulness.”

The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) Wilson argued, “…the very fact that we have realized popular rule in its fullness has made the task of organizing that rule just so much more difficult.”

The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) Wilson suggests,“The principle is, that administration in the United States must be at all points sensitive to public opinion.”

The Study of Administration (Woodrow Wilson) Wilson believed “The ideal for us is a civil service cultured and self-sufficient enough to act with the sense and vigor, and yet so intimately connected with the popular thought.”