political science

Institute of Public Administration
(Columbia University) 62
Institute of Public Policy Studies (University
of Michigan) 64
institutional racism 222
institutions:
as constraint on policy making 557
administrative procedures 564
class divisions560 1
Economic Development
Administration (USA)564 5
impact of previous policies559 60
independent agencies 562
interest groups558 9
juridical democracy562 3
neocorporatism 561
political bias 560
political procedures 562
polity’s structure 561
state 559
typologies of political systems565 7
veto players theory 567
veto points 567
and deWnition of 893
and democratic governance691 2
and institutionalist theory:
impact of policy studies on558 61
implication for policy studies562 5
as policy instruments 470
and public choice844 5
and reconciling logics of action701 5
and rules of appropriateness:
in action692 6
dynamics of696 700
and social organization level 847 8
agenda formation 849
decision processes 850
implementation 8501
interpretation 852
policy products848 9
problem of interplay854 5
problem of scale853 4
relevant knowledge849 50
sources of compliance851 2
instrument, law of the 51
instrumental rationality:
and criticism of 51

and limits of:

information 19

lack of clarity of ends 20

limited knowledge of means19 20

resources 19

and puzzling 111 , 113 , 119

instrumentalism:

and mixed success of389 90

and politics 691

and value choices 389

instruments,seepolicy instruments

intelligibility principles 401 , 403

interaction:

and learning380 1

and network management432 3

interagency collaborative (ICC), and

construction of356 7

interdependence:

and government as steering 381

and learning 381

and policy making 233

and social policy360 1

interest groups:

and agenda setting 234

and causes of growth of 551

and changing composition of550 1

and Clinton’s health care initiative 554

as constraint on policy making23 4

and growth of 550

andimpact of551 2,^558 ,^818

and issue networks 428

and neocorporatism 561

and political feasibility549 52

and power 552

and United States:

inXuence in 863

pension reform 869

interests 893

and coalitional theory655 6

and economic theory of regulation

(ETR)655 6

and energy policy 877 ,878 9

and negotiations 272

and policy networks427 8

and political feasibility549 52

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate

Change 850

956 subject index