Subject(s): Public Administration -- Right to information -- Understanding administrative theory, public policy discourse- inter- subjective and symbolic dimensions of administration, understanding dimensions of uncertainty in public administration, public choice theory- government in new right perspective, consent, constitutions and contracts- public choice perspective on states, some reflections on changing complexion of state, changing trends in public administration -- Reconstruction of modern public sector, marketing public administration, good governance, decentralization, women, society and state- women empowerment and state, law enforcement agencies and human rights, principles and practices of corporate governance, ethics of e-governance on public administration -- Failure of organizational reforms- tragic story of Indian administration, values and institutions for honest and people oriented administration, from legal rational moral -legal rational bureaucracy, right to information, procurement of paradigm shift in bureaucracy- clint interface, emergency of civil society organizations- globalization, creating alternative institutional arrangements - role of user group , self initiatives