James Anderson (Public Policy-Making, 1975) is such an organized writer. I would not truly have been able to recognize this if I had not started Jay Shafritz' book, Introducing Public Administration (2005). I read chapter 4. After each section, I asked myself, "Why did he include that topic with that topic" or "Why did he create this section if there is absolutely no meat in it".

The second problem may or may not be a problem. It could be my own bias blindness. If I am of the same ideological bend as Anderson (I don't know) then I probably wouldn't notice him inserting personal bias; But, I felt like Shafritz included much more personal opinion stated as fact than Anderson, who seemed to be more objective. Shafritz came across as snide about those silly ideas of the Republicans.