We May Help to Make up the General Mind: Reuniting Wilson, Taylor, and Pinchot

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We May Help to Make up the General Mind: Reuniting Wilson, Taylor, and Pinchot

Cawley, R. McGreggor

Administrative theory & praxis, 03/1998, Volume: 20, Issue: 1

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This essay is an exploration of the ideas of Woodrow Wilson, Frederick Winslow Taylor, and Gifford Pinchot. My argument is that their views on public opinion and principles provide a different way to think about the dreaded politics/administration dichotomy. As the essay title suggests, the key strategy was to develop a "general mind" by articulating principles that would connect the internal management mechanisms developed by the science of administration with the common interest of the public.

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