Politics, policy, and organizations : frontiers in the scientific study of bureaucracy
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Politics, policy, and organizations : frontiers in the scientific study of bureaucracy
University of Michigan Press, c2003
- : cloth
- : pbk
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Original scholarly essays based on a workshop, The Scientific Study of Bureaucracy, held at the fifth Public Management Conference, Texas A&M University, Dec. 3-4, 1999
Includes bibliographical references (p. 309-339) and indexes
First paperback edition 2005
Contents of Works
- The scientific study of bureaucracy : an overview / Kenneth J. Meier and George A. Krause
- Why do bureaucrats delay? : lessons from a stochastic optimal stopping model of agency timing, with applications to the FDA / Daniel P. Carpenter
- Agency risk propensities involving the demand for bureaucratic discretion / George A. Krause
- Veto points, policy preferences, and bureaucratic autonomy in democratic systems / Thomas H. Hammond
- The benefits of agency policy-making : perspectives from positive theory / David B. Spence
- Donut shops, speed traps, and paperwork : supervision and the allocation of time to bureaucratic tasks / John Brehm, Scott Gates, and Brad Gomez
- Adapting agencies : competition, imitation, and punishment in the design of bureaucratic performance / Andrew B. Whitford
- Consensual rule making and the time it takes to develop rules / Steven J. Balla and John R. Wright
- Why it matters whether state bureaucrats as opposed to federal bureaucrats administer federal programs / Lael R. Keiser
- Structural choice and political control of bureaucracy : updating federal credit programs / Kevin Corder
- Administrative structure and social democratic results : the case of education / Kevin B. Smith
- Bureaucratic discretion and regulatory success without enforcement / Michael J. Licari
- Conclusion : an agenda for the scientific study of bureaucracy / Kenneth J. Meier and George A. Krause