political science

governance: (cont.)
institutional approach 433
instrumental approach 432
interaction approach432 3
managing the mix 439
and networks 414 ,429 30
and policy network analysis:
epistemic communities 434
global governance 435
reality of networks 434
transnational networks434 5
and public choice844 5
government not essential845 6
and reconciling logics of action701 5
and social setting and provision of847 8
agenda formation 849
decision processes 850
implementation850 1
interpretation 852
policy products848 9
problem of interplay854 5
problem of scale853 4
relevant knowledge849 50
sources of compliance851 2
and stateless societies 846
see alsocollaborative governance;
networked governance; New Public
Management; regulation;
regulatory state
government:
and acceptability of policy896 7
and Allison’s ‘Excellence in
Government’71 3
and authority of894 5
and boundaries of 845
and distrust of 170
and eV ectiveness of 626
and failure of:
competition for technical
expertise643 4
inadequate penetrative capacity637 8
inadequate voluntary
cooperation638 9
institutional overhead639 40
path dependence of decision making
642 3
voter attention/inattention640 1

weak administrative culture644 5

and growth of 17

post Reconstruction United

States60 1

postwar United States62 3,500 1

and ineYciency 746

and information technology impact:

conventional analysis of474 8

diVerences over 473

enthusiasm over471 3

information gathering476 7

information industrial complex 476

Internet473 4

limitations of477 9

politics of instruments475 6

scepticism over 473

taxation potential 474

technology free approach to477 8

utopian hopes for475 6

and joined up government460 2

and learning 368 ,371 2

andlegitimacy of894 5

and maintenance of social cohesion 895

and networked governance11 13

and oYce seeking/keeping894 8

and policy advice154 5

and public choice 845

and reorganization of 162

and rules and conventions 895

and securing re election895 6

as steering14 15, 381

and subgovernments427 8

and typologies of political systems565 7

and unreXective nature of 7

see alsocivil service; collaborative

governance; New Public

Management; policy instruments;

public

private interaction; state intervention

governmentality, and discourse

analysis261 2

grand policy, training of rulers in80 1

and core curriculum for 81

alternative futures90 2

basic deliberation schema99 100

budgeting 98

creativity 85

952 subject index