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What is public administration?


The need in a society

 Public administration is about providing for the needs of society.
 A need can refer to an imbalance in circumstances.
 A society is characterized by a variety of imbalance, for example:
o A high crime rate
Imbalance:
o Illiteracy
A shortage of law enforcers is an
o Poverty example of an imbalance that gives rise
o Epidemics to the need for increased security in
o Environmental pollution society.


 When there is a need for something, there is a demand for it, it is
necessary, and sometimes there is even an inner desire for it.


Society
 Citizenship refers to membership of a state.
 The inhabitants of a particular geographic area form the citizens.
 Public refers to a loose collection of individuals.
 A community is a group of people who have a strong communal
interest that binds them together.
 Society – the sum total of social relationships within specific
boundaries.
o The South African society is the sum total of all communities
and individuals who reside within the borders of South Africa.
 Public administration deals with satisfying the many different
needs of society within the borders of a country.

What is a state?
 An entity will be recognized as a state in the international
community only if it complies with the following juridical
requirements (constitutional and international law)
o Its own territory, population, government and sovereignty
 According to Loxton, the state doesn’t exist for itself, but it exists in
order to provide each individual with the opportunity to live a “life of
natural perfection”.

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