Organizing human services in Florida. A study of the public policy process
Lynn, L E, Jr
[Journal Article; In English; United States]
Citation Subset Indicators: Index Medicus
MeSH Terms: Florida; Government; * Health Services; Humans; Legislation; Mental Health Services; Organization and Administration; Politics; Rehabilitation; United States; United States Dept. of Health and Human Services
Critical Political Studies in Health Sector
About Me
- Name: Hamid Bohloli
- Location: Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom
Was born in Iran, grew up in Mianeh, and was educated at Tehran in Medicine (1994), Tehran in Management (1998). He has taught public policy, social policy as well as research methodology at the University of Manchester since 2004 where he is currently PhD candidate of Politics.His academic work has been centrally concerned with reconstructing the Synthesis theory of social theory and research in ways that attempt to make it more relevant to contemporary concerns and more cogent as a scientific framework of analysis. His empirical research has focused especially on the public policy making in developing Islamic societies. Since 1996 he has directed The Organizational Reengineering Project in order to managerial reform in Iran which explores a range of proposals for new institutional designs that embody emancipatory ideals and yet are attentive to issues of pragmatic feasibility.He is very competent in working with computer in the running of a broad range of personal and academic software.