This course basically deals with public administration and public law. To this end, it is made to have four carefully selected chapters. This course is principally designed to enable learners to be equipped with fundamentals of public administration and public law aiming at historical, institutional approach to study public administration and public law with due focuses on Ethiopia in a historical, institutional, empirical and analytical perspectives. Moreover, we need to deal with partly the historical approach to the study of public administration and public law if we want to understand how we came to be what we are now in light of the topic at hand. This course enables learners to remarkably look at the themes in light of the dynamic interplay and mutuality of state-society-citizens nature of Civics and Ethics program with due context and framework of public administration and public law, particularly in the post-1991 Ethiopia for there has been a great deal of radical and diametrically opposite changes socio-political, economic and institutional structuring of the contemporary Ethiopian state and societies in terms organizing and fundamental philosophy in the overall aspects of the country than continuities with the subject matter at hand.

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