This review must address the following points:
-What is this book about?
-What is the author’s central main argument?
-What is a public service bargain (PSB)? What are the types of PSBs found in Canada?
-Identify and explain how the central argument of this monograph is different from the “quest for control” argument.
–What does the “quest for control” argument claim? Why does Cooper believe this theory is mistaken?
-What does Cooper’s argument pay attention to (i.e. what does his argument emphasize) that the quest for control argument does not?
-What evidence does Cooper use to support his central argument?
These points must be supported with reference to the reviewed academic book. No additional sources are necessary. Short quotations (following proper academic integrity procedures), not exceeding two sentences, may be used to support claims that you make in your own words. This assignment must respect the following criteria:
include an introduction and conclusion
Include a title page with the following information:
student name, student number, word count, and date submitted.
Contain a bibliography
Double-spaced, 12-point font, Times New Roman
2.54 cm margins
Page number (title page is not included in word count)
MAXIMUM OF 2500 WORDS.
The book review must use proper referencing to the ideas of others and respect the American Psychological Association, 7th edition (APA-7) reference style as used by the International Journal of Public Administration.