Studies in Government and Public Policy – serie

Diplomacy, War, and Technology Since 1830

To Run a Constitution

The Legitimacy of the Administrative State

Leadership and Politics

New Perspectives in Political Science

Regime Politics

Governing Atlanta, 1946-88

Impossible Jobs in Public Management

Living with Leviathan

Americans Coming to Terms with Big Government

Sustaining Hand

Community Leadership and Corporate Power

Presidential Vetoes and Public Policy

Cultivating Congress

Constituents, Issues and Interests in Agricultural Policymaking

Communication in Congress

Members, Staff and the Search for Information

Founding Republics in France and America

Study in Constitutional Governance

Strategic Presidency

Hitting the Ground Running

Challenging the Growth Machine

Neighborhood Politics in Chicago and Pittsburgh

Revitalizing Urban Neighborhoods

Democracy, Bureaucracy and Character

Founding Thought

Enforcing Civil Rights

Race Discrimination and the Department of Justice

Policy Design for Democracy

Cultural Strategies of Agenda Denial

Avoidance, Attack, and Redefinition

Bully Pulpit

The Politics of Protestant Clergy

Making the Managerial Presidency

Comprehensive Reorganization Planning, 1905-1996

Whose Welfare?

AFDC and Elite Politics

Changing Urban Education

Public Service, Ethics and Constitutional Practice

Culture Wars and Local Politics

Reconstructing Times Square

Politics and Culture in Urban Development

Controlling Public Education

Localism Versus Equity

City Schools and City Politics

Institutions and Leadership in Pittsburgh, Boston and St.Louis

Black Social Capital

The Politics of School Reform in Baltimore, 1986-98

Funding Public Schools

Politics and Policies