Analysis of the Impact of Justice Theory in Public Administration

  • Waza A
  • Ekambaker P.K
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Justice is a fundamental principle that guides the actions and decisions of government agencies and official. In terms of public administration justice refers to “ the fair and equitable treatment of all individuals and groups within the context of governing institutions and operations”. The development of justice in public administration has evolved over a period of time through various philosophers and public movements. The importance of justice in administrative decision making is very important for good governance. This research paper focuses on the historical development of justice in public administration and its importance in policy making and policy implementation to enhance good governance. This research paper deals with different dimensions of justice in public administration like social justice, environmental justice, access to justice, distributive and redistributive justice etc. The importance of key principles like fairness, equity and impartiality in justice theory of public administration are also mentioned in this research paper. What are the challenges while upholding justice in public administration and the relationship between justice in public administration and good governance is also mentioned in this research paper

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Waza, A. M., & Ekambaker P.K. (2024). Analysis of the Impact of Justice Theory in Public Administration. International Journal of Integrative Research, 2(2), 145–156. https://doi.org/10.59890/ijir.v2i2.1363

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