Policy Sciences 1996: Vol 29 Table of Contents

3 Pages·1996·0.56 MB·English

Policy Sciences 29: 345-346, 1996.
Contents Volume 29 (1996)
No. 1
Taming chance: Risk and the quantification of uncertainty
John Kadvany
Controlling technology by shaping visions
August Tepper
Book review essay
A milestone in the policy sciences
Ronald D. Brunner
Book reviews
Frame Reflection. Towards the Resolution of Intractable Policy
Controversies by Donald A. Schén and Martin Rein
Robert Hoppe
Evaluating Public Policy by Frank Fischer
Hubertus Buchstein
Democratic Dilemmas in the Age of Ecology: Trees and Toxics in
the American West by Daniel Press
Robert Paehlke
The Harold D. Lasswell Prize Announcement
No. 2
Needed: A smaller and very different U.S. military
Andrew F. Krepinevich, Jr.
American agriculture and trade policymaking: Two-level bargain-
ing in the North-American Free Trade Agreement
William P. Avery 113-136
The greater Yellowstone policy debate: What is the policy problem?
Steven A. Primm & Tim W. Clark 137-166
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No. 3
Reforming the federal budgetary process: A symposium commem-
orating the 75th anniversary of the executive budget
Fred Thompson 167-170
Is there a key to the normative budgeting lock?
Roy T. Meyers 171-188
The contractual nature of budgeting: A transaction cost perspective
on the design of budgeting institutions
Eric M. Patashnik 189-212
A call for budget reform
Bernard T. Pitsvada 213-226
Wildavsky on budget reform
L.R. Jones 227-234
On budget reform
Jerry L. McCaffery 235-246
No. 4
Breaking the rules and making the rules; Evasion, avoidance, and
policy reform
Jim Leitzel 247-269
Global change in microcosm: The case of U.S. Water Institutions
Kathleen A. Miller, Steven L. Rhodes & Lawrence J. MacDonnell 271-290
Implementation as communicative action
John Grin & Henk van de Graaf 291-319
Research opportunities in search of federal flood policy
John D. Wiener 321-344
Contents Volume 29 (1996) 345-346
Author Index Volume 29 (1996) 347