Trials and Triumphs of Public Administration in the Neighborhood: An Analysis of the Kennedy Indian Quarters in Mitchell County, Georgia

Trials and Triumphs of Public Administration in the Neighborhood: An Analysis of the Kennedy Indian Quarters in Mitchell County, Georgia

Abstract

This paper presents an in-depth analysis of the public administration trials and triumphs in the Kennedy Indian Quarters neighborhood in Mitchell County, Georgia. Through a case study approach, the paper examines the challenges faced by public administrators in providing effective services and addressing the unique needs of this community, which has a significant Native American population. The study highlights the historical context of the neighborhood and the impact of federal policies on the local government's ability to provide services. The paper also discusses the role of community engagement in public administration and the importance of building trust and partnerships with residents to address their needs. Additionally, the study examines the leadership and management strategies employed by local administrators to achieve successes in the neighborhood, such as improved infrastructure, employment opportunities, and community development initiatives. Overall, the paper provides insights into the complex nature of public administration in diverse communities and the importance of adaptive and collaborative approaches to address the unique challenges faced by marginalized populations.

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Mateusz Christopher "Trials and Triumphs of Public Administration in the Neighborhood: An Analysis of the Kennedy Indian Quarters in Mitchell County, Georgia".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2022.

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Date of Release: 2022
Author(s): Mateusz Christopher.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 8
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications