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“Whose Bureaucracy Is This, Anyway?” Congress' 1946 Answer
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  • 1977Congress: Keystone of the Washington Establishment1,228 cited
  • 1974Congressional Elections: The Case of the Vanishing Marginals588 cited
  • 1993From Red Tape to Results: Creating a Government That Works Better and Costs Less472 cited
  • 1995Government Performance and Results Act of 1993154 cited
  • 2001Building a legislative-centered public administration: Congress and the administrative state, 1946-1999109 cited
  • 1950Congress Makes a Law106 cited
  • 1989Keeping a watchful eye59 cited
  • 1972House Careerists: Changing Patterns of Longevity and Attrition54 cited
  • 1966When Americans Complain34 cited
  • 2001The Clinton Reforms and the Administrative Ascendancy of Congress9 cited

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  • 2005Wars and American Politics46 cited
  • 2004Public Management Reform in Practice2 cited
  • 2004Theoretical Approaches to New Public Management2 cited

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