Au Japon et en Extrème-Orient, by Felicien Challaye; Paix Japonaise, by Louis Aubert, La Chine novatrice et guerrière, by Captain D’Ollone; Le Siam et les Siamois, by E. Lunet de Lajonquiere; The Far Eastern Tropics, by Alleyne Ireland

Goodnow, Frank J.; Challaye, Félicien; Aubert, Louis; D'Ollone, Captain; Lajonquière, E. Lunet de; Ireland, Alleyne

doi:10.2307/2140843

Political Science Quarterly

1907

DOI: 10.2307/2140843

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Au Japon et en Extrème-Orient, by Felicien Challaye; Paix Japonaise, by Louis Aubert, La Chine novatrice et guerrière, by Captain D’Ollone; Le Siam et les Siamois, by E. Lunet de Lajonquiere; The Far Eastern Tropics, by Alleyne Ireland

Frank J. Goodnow¹,

Félicien Challaye²,

Louis Aubert³

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There is an overlooked chapter in the history of American public administration: the experiment with colonial administration in the two decades following the Spanish-American War. Several scholars now identified as pioneers of American public administration were actively engaged in this project. They studied European empires closely to determine how the new American dependencies should be governed. This work was guided by beliefs about racial superiority and the duty of civilized nations to improve uncivilized peoples through colonization. This episode of administrative history provides insight into how American academics thought about race and public administration in the early decades of the twentieth century, both overseas and within the United States. It compels a reassessment of our understandings about their commitment to democracy, and about the supposed differences between American and European public administration at that time.

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Au Japon et en Extrème-Orient, by Felicien Challaye; Paix Japonaise, by Louis Aubert, La Chine novatrice et guerrière, by Captain D’Ollone; Le Siam et les Siamois, by E. Lunet de Lajonquiere; The Far Eastern Tropics, by Alleyne Ireland

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