Discussion
"Administration is now so vast an area that a philosophy of Administration comes close to being a philosophy of life." Who said this ?
Answer: D
The words are Marshall E. Dimock's.
Dimock, an American scholar of public administration, argued in A Philosophy of Administration (1958) that administration touches so much of modern life that thinking about how it should be run becomes a way of thinking about how people should live. He stressed values, vitality and the human side of administration rather than technique alone.
Herbert Simon is known for the decision-making approach and his call for a value-free science of administration, L.D. White wrote the first American textbook of public administration (1926), and Vincent Ostrom is associated with the public choice approach and democratic administration. None of them is the author of this line.
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