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complexities that make them hard to place into one or another of the categories I employ. Even so, an analysis of public policy ...

Even so, it would be a mistake to exaggerate these diVerences. Rules in use at the national level and in international society o ...

to provide testimony of the desired sort, but also there is no international or global academy of sciences or similar body to ev ...

Service, the National Marine Fisheries Service) to take the lead in the implementation process, the lead agency prepares and pro ...

Once again, there is a clear distinction between these processes and the parallel processes occurring at the national level in w ...

Exploring the Implications .................................................................................................... ...

of the decision process, for instance, where the diVerences I have noted among consensus building, legislative bargaining, and i ...

co-management systems (Singleton 1998 ). The deWning feature of co-management is the sharing of decision-making power (though no ...

the normal sense and to identify fundamental features in contrast to idiosyncratic details of policy processes occurring at the ...

Weaver, R. K., and Rockman, B. A. (eds.) 1993. Do Institutions Matter: Government Capabilities in the United States and Abroad. ...

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themselves in labor markets are provided with income supports. Other categories reXect gaps in market provision of socially ackn ...

were, until recently relatively uncontested. Even so, not all of the aged or the disabled were eligible. In the USA, eligibility ...

expenditures. Rather, it is the decommodifying features of the programs that are under attack, and spending on work-enforcing fe ...

force for the development of the welfare state was rooted not in the economy but in the imperative of sustaining patriarchy and/ ...

porary welfare regimes,’’ writes Esping-Andersen, ‘‘lies in the disjuncture between the existing institutional construction and ...

Weak and fragmented parties also did not resist the elite disenfranchising move- ment that swept the American state capitols in ...

and sectional interest group inXuence, but for a political culture stamped with parochial and racist sentiments. These features ...

expanded (Piven and Cloward 1971 , 1977 ). Somewhat later, as Hispanic migration increased, many of them turned to AFDC as well. ...

But the retrenchers had broader sights from the start. The really big prizes were the huge Medicare and social security programs ...