2. The need has grown for interagency collaboration, both within the federal government structure, and among all units of government. Describe (1) why the practices for interagency collaboration are essential for these arrangements to succeed, and (2) what are some of the challenges of such collaboration, with examples. 3. (1) Describe Max Weber's argument that bureaucracy, as he defined it, is a superior form of organization for government agencies within an industrialized society. (2) Evaluate the argument by summarizing both its strengths and weaknesses. 4. Public executives face many challenges in fulfilling their jobs as the leader in providing various public services. (1) Describe at least two different types of the challenges, and (2) demonstrate how those challenges can be explained with the Principal-Agent theory that we learned in Week 3. 2. The need has grown for interagency collaboration, both within the federal government structure, and among all units of government. Describe (1) why the practices for interagency collaboration are essential for these arrangements to succeed, and (2) what are some of the challenges of such collaboration, with examples. 3. (1) Describe Max Weber's argument that bureaucracy, as he defined it, is a superior form of organization for government agencies within an industrialized society. (2) Evaluate the argument by summarizing both its strengths and weaknesses. 4. Public executives face many challenges in fulfilling their jobs as the leader in providing various public services. (1) Describe at least two different types of the challenges, and (2) demonstrate how those challenges can be explained with the Principal-Agent theory that we learned in Week 3