Holding Government Bureaucracies Accountable

Barry L. Bozeman · Bernard Rosen

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Preface The Substance of Accountability Public Administrators: Accountable for What? Public Administrators: Accountable to Whom? The Processes of Accountability Accountability Processes Within the Executive Branch Accountability Mechanisms and Methods Used by the Legislative Branch Citizen Participation in the Accountability Process Judicial Review of Administrative Actions Other Instruments for Accountability The Future New Initiatives for Improving Accountability In Retrospect Selected Bibliography Index

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