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Learning to Play the "Pea and Thimble" Charade-the Invisible and Very Visible Hands in the Neo-Liberal Project: Towards a Manifesto for Reflexive Consciousness in Public Administration

This paper explores the mutual interest of the Post-modern and the Neo-liberal in sustaining a globalized, virtual and individual-sovereign consciousness. This paper explains how the ubiquity of the invisible hand of the market and the visible hand of management charade is fundamental to sustaining an Epochal discourse which masks Western, especially U. S., imperialism and the expansion of forms of Corporate Imperialism. This paper provides a manifesto for a reflexive consciousness in Public Administration theory and practice attuned to the verities and high stakes involved in restoring Public Administration in an (in)visible time of exceptional fear and hubris.