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Policy Making in the Federal Executive Branch
Policy Making in the Federal Executive Branch
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bill to law
bills
branches of government
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executive orders
government
governors
laws
leaders
majority
minority
negotiation
passing laws
political parties
politicians
politics
president
senators
united states
washington
Product details
- ISBN 9781416577621
- Weight: 283g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 19 Sep 2007
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
Taking research on policy making beyond the restraints of existing literature, this book provides readers with a comprehensive framework to facilitate a systematic and scientific study of policy and policy making.
With previously published research on policy making only focusing on case studies or budgetary explanations, Randall Ripley and Grace Franklin, alongside a team of qualified researchers, have put together an informative book that goes beyond the shortcomings of such limited information.
Combining the advantages of comparability between policy areas and adequate attention to non-budgetary explanatory variables, Policy Making in the Federal Executive Branch provides readers with information that is important and interesting on multiple aspects of policy and policy making in the United States government.
With previously published research on policy making only focusing on case studies or budgetary explanations, Randall Ripley and Grace Franklin, alongside a team of qualified researchers, have put together an informative book that goes beyond the shortcomings of such limited information.
Combining the advantages of comparability between policy areas and adequate attention to non-budgetary explanatory variables, Policy Making in the Federal Executive Branch provides readers with information that is important and interesting on multiple aspects of policy and policy making in the United States government.
Randall B Ripley is the author of Policy Making in the Federal Executive Branch, a Free Press book.
Policy Making in the Federal Executive Branch
€17.99
