Congress, the Bureaucracy, and Public Policy

Randall B. Ripley · Grace A. Franklin

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The nature of policy and policy making in the United States. Actors in the relationship. Congressional-bureaucratic interaction: occasions and resources. Distributive policy. Protective regulatory policy. Redistributive policy. Foreign and defense policy. Congress, the bureaucracy and the nature of American public policy. References. Index.

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