Type of Document	Dissertation
Author	Baile, Kenneth C.
Author's Email Address	kbaile@nswc.navy.mil
URN	etd-4598-12456
Title	A STUDY OF STRATEGIC PLANNING IN FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS
Degree	Doctor of Philosophy
Department	Public Administration/Public Affairs
Advisory Committee	Advisor Name Title John W. Dickey Committee Chair James E. Colvard Committee Member James F. Wolf Committee Member James R. Pollard Committee Member John W. Dickey Committee Member Larkin Dudley Committee Member
Keywords	Public Organizations Strategic Planning Federal Agencies
Date of Defense	1998-04-27
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract This dissertation explores strategic planning in federal agencies. The research seeks to uncover difficulties federal agencies experience when making strategic plans, to explore the relationship between these difficulties and the degree of publicness of the agencies, and to uncover and describe techniques used by federal agencies to overcome difficulties. The research is important because strategic planning has gained renewed interest in federal government organizations stimulated by the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 and there are few empirical studies on strategic planning based on the public character of these organizations. The results present the difficulties and techniques reported by planners in eighteen separate federal agencies and show a relationship between the degree of publicness of the agency and the difficulties encountered in strategic planning.
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