Role of the Public Administrator

Developments in American Political History

Before the United States was established there was a debate as to the role a citizen played in the community and government. As seen by Coke, a citizen was seen as someone who owed unquestionable allegiance to the ruler, in return the ruler promised to protect the citizen. Locke asserted, however, that since all people are considered equal under God, all are equally capable of carrying out responsibilities for supporting the community. Reasonably then, it makes more sense to appoint people who represent the needs of the community to carry out those responsibilities (Cooper, 1991). It was the community, according to Locke, that determined right of citizenship and the extent of

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