Wilson's Separation Of Power

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Opposite with Germany public administration’s experts and other American founders who also used the European thoughts, Wilson wanted the United States implemented separation of power, so there would be no influence from the politics to public administration, effectiveness in the government, independent, and neutral competence. Martin said Wilson introduced the concept of separating politics and administration, because he thought administrative was more into public relations with it practice, service, and public policy. We realized and could agree that Wilson was afraid if administration and politics had relations one to another, administrators would abuse their powers and roles, they didn’t make objective decisions and conduct. We knew also
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