Worst Things First

Discover the profound insights offered in "Worst Things First" by Taylor & Francis Inc, published in 1995. This compelling paperback dives into the critical challenges faced by government agencies as they navigate the allocation of limited resources among diverse problems and programs. With 368 pages, the book highlights the controversies that arise when underlying administrative processes are critically analyzed and made transparent. Written with clarity and depth, it also uncovers the limitations of quantitative risk assessment, making it a vital read for policy makers, administrators, and anyone interested in public management. Engage with the essential discussions that will shape your understanding of resource distribution and decision-making in the public sector.