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POLICY TERMINATION: THE CASE OF TERM LIMITS IN MICHIGAN

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This article tests a theoretical framework by examining a case study of term limits in the Michigan legislature. The Michigan case tests the “fit” of Daniels's seven generalizations about policy and organizational termination. The goal of this paper is to extend the discussion of termination policy to the issue of term limits and formulate an agenda for future research that can develop a better understanding of term limits based on the concept of termination.

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1971A pre-view of policy sciences 1989Policy analysis : concepts and practice 1990Policy Analysis: Concepts and Practice 1977An introduction to the study of public policy 1975Public Policymaking: An Introduction 1977Are Government Organizations Immortal?1976Policy termination as a political process 1989The Politics of Program Evaluation. Edited by Dennis J. Palumbo. Newbury Park: Sage, 1987. 309p. $35.00 cloth, $16.95 paper.

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