Public Affairs

Public affairs is a catch-all term that includes public policy as well as public administration, both of which are closely related to and draw upon the fields of political science as well as economics. Public policy discussions are generally and consciously partisan, and we assume that participants in public policy discussion have a specific point of view which they seek to advance in the discussion. Public affairs, on the other hand, generally claims to be non-partisan. It focuses on methods of public administration, illustrated by historical examples, recording outcomes. Public affairs can be defined as "the management of institutional relations at a profit" (Jeremy Kane, co-founder of EPPA, pan-European public affairs advisers). Social activism involves popular action and commentary on public affairs. List of public affairs topics:

 

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united states postal service
hyperlexia
bnf
flash memory
eeprom
cystic fibrosis
multiple sclerosis
interacting boson model
cerebral palsy
liquid drop model
parkinson's disease
shell model
alzheimer's disease
chronic fatigue syndrome
pope leo xiii
history of cyprus
johann friedrich, margrave of brandenburg ansbach
chmod
conformal map
james j. hill
ford madox ford
gulf war syndrome
giant sequoia
texas longhorn
earth science
health science
family and consumer science
astronomy
uniform convergence
norman bates
mole (sauce)
frederick, prince of wales
marcy playground
kill rock stars
mathematical economics
laser printer
matthias jakob schleiden
dot matrix printer
funicular
line matrix printer
page printer
rickshaw
edmund clerihew bentley
ink jet printer