If We Can Put a Man on the Moon

In "If We Can Put a Man on the Moon," author William D. Eggers presents a compelling exploration of government productivity in the United States. Published by Harvard Business Review Press in 2009, this insightful hardback spans 320 pages and addresses the growing frustration of the American people with their government. Eggers draws on the nation's proud history of monumental achievements—from the moon landing to welfare reform—to illustrate the potential for revitalizing governmental effectiveness. He argues that by harnessing the spirit of innovation and collaboration that led to past successes, the U.S. can reclaim its legacy of competence. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding how administrative agencies can improve their management practices and drive meaningful change in government. Discover how America can achieve new heights of success and restore public trust in government with Eggers' thought-provoking analysis.