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Collaborating to Nowhere: The Imperative of Government Accountability for Restoring the Chesapeake Bay

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Public Policy and Administration Research Coastal and Marine Management Regulation and Compliance Studies

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This Article opens with an analysis of why the Chesapeake Bay Program will repeat its past failures unless a reliable mechanism for ensuring accountability is created. It then explains how the independent evaluator should be constructed to make possible the overall success of Bay restoration. Finally, it closes with a rebuttal of the arguments in favor of self--auditing and against independent review.

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