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Executive Governance
Bureaucracies, Public Administration,
and Public Policy
Kenneth J. Meier
Series Editor
THE STATE OF PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY
Larry B. Hill, Editor
THE POLITICS OF DISSATISFACTION
Citizens, Services, and Urban Institutions
W. E. Lyons, David Lowery, and Ruth Hoogland DeHoog
THE DYNAMICS OF CONFLICT
BETWEEN BUREAUCRATS AND LEGISLATORS
Cathy Marie Johnson
THE POLITICS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION
The States and the Divestiture of AT&T
Jeffrey E. Cohen
WOMEN AND MEN OF THE STATES
Public Administrators at the State Level
Mary E. Guy, Editor
ETHICS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
H. George Frederickson, Editor
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AT THE STATE LEVEL
Politics and Progress in Controlling Pollution
Evan J. Ringquist
THE POLITICS OF SIN
Drugs, Alcohol, and Public Policy
Kenneth J. Meier
ELECTORAL STRUCTURE AND URBAN POLICY
The Impact on Mexican American Communities
J. L. Polinard, Robert D. Wrinkle, Tomas Longoria, and Norman E. Binder
CONTROLLING THE BUREAUCRACY
Institutional Constraints in Theory and Practice
William F. West
ENFORCING THE LAW
The Case of the Clean Water Acts
Susan Hunter and Richard W. Waterman
EXECUTIVE GOVERNANCE
Presidential Administrations and Policy Change
in the Federal Bureaucracy
Cornell G. Hooton
First published 1997 by M.E. Sharpe
Published 2015 by Routledge
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Copyright 1997 Taylor & Francis. All rights reserved.
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No responsibility is assumed by the publisher for any injury and/or damage to persons or property as a matter of products liability, negligence or otherwise, or from any use of operation of any methods, products, instructions or ideas contained in the material herein.
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Product or corporate names may be trademarks or registered trademarks, and are used only for identification and explanation without intent to infringe.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Hooton, Cornell G., 1962-
Executive governance : presidential administrations and
policy change in the federal bureaucracy / by Cornell G. Hooton.
p. cm.(Bureaucracies, public administration, and public policy)
Includes bibliographical references and Index.
ISBN 0-7656-0048-X (cloth: alk. paper)
1. Political planningUnited States.
2. BureaucracyUnited States.
3. United StatesPolitics and government1945-1989.
4. Organizational behaviorUnited States.
I. Title.
II. Series.
JK468.P64H66 1997
324.630973DC21
96-47879
CIP
ISBN 13: 9780765600486 (hbk)
Tables
Figure
Executive Office of the President
DPC
Domestic Policy Council (under Nixon/Ford)
DPS
Domestic Policy Staff (under Carter)
EOP
Executive Office of the President
OMB
Office of Management and Budget
OPD
Office of Policy Development (under Reagan)
WHO
Office of the White House
Department of Transportation
DOT
Department of Transportation
DPM
Downtown People Mover
FHWA
Federal Highway Administration
HOV
High Occupancy Vehicle
LRT
Light Rail Transit
OST
Office of the Secretary of Transportation
PEA
Program Emphasis Area, FHWA
SMD
Office of Service and Methods Demonstrations, UMTA
TSM
Transportation Systems Management
UMTA
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
Department of Agriculture
FNS
Food and Nutrition Service
OAE
Office of Analysis and Evaluation, FNS
OBPA
Office of Budget and Program Analysis (under Reagan)
OBPE
Office of Budget and Program Evaluation (under Nixon/Ford and Carter)
USDA
Department of Agriculture, usually referring to the Office of the Secretary of Transportation
Department of Housing and Urban Development
EDA
Economic Development Administration
HUD
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Other
APTA
American Public Transit Association
EIS
Environmental Impact Statement
E.O.
Executive Order
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
FY19xy
Fiscal Year 19xy: October 1, 19x(y 1) to September 30, 19xy
MC
Member of Congress
OGC
Office of the General Counsel, one in each cabinet department and typically one in each bureau
The M.E. Sharpe series in Bureaucracy, Public Policy, and Public Administration is designed as a forum for the best work on bureaucracy and its role in public policy and governance. Although the series is open with regard to approach, methods, and perspectives, especially sought are three types of research. First, the series hopes to attract empirical studies of bureaucracy. Public administration has long been viewed as a theoretical backwater of political science. This view persists despite a recent flurry of research. The series seeks to place public administration at the forefront of empirical analysis within political science. Second, the series is interested in conceptual work that attempts to clarify theoretical issues, set an agenda for research, or provide a focus for professional debates. Third, the series seeks manuscripts that challenge the conventional wisdom about how bureaucracies influence public policy or the role of public administration in governance.
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