In 600 to 700 words and 3 scholarly references, explain the following:
Problem 1) How should the community and its leaders have planned well ahead of time to prevent Katrina's devastation?
Problem 2) What are 3 essential administrative actions that were necessary?
Problem 3) Who are the 3 leaders that should have been responsible for making such decisions and then seeing that they were followed through?
Problem 4) Explain why is it that who gets involved in the decision process (and who gets left out) makes such a critical difference in the kind and quality of decisions that are made in government?
Problem 5) What are central implications can you draw from this case study that may apply to practicing public administrators, particularly in regards to how they ought to go about their day-to-day roles in making appropriate choices to promote the public interest?