Politics and Bureaucracy in the Modern Presidency: Careerists and Appointees in the Reagan Administration, by Robert Maranto
Patrick J. Wolf
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Patrick J. Wolf
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Introduction The Early Development of the U.S. Civil Service Career-Noncareer Relations in the Modern Presidency The Reagan Administrative Presidency Defense and Domestic Agencies: The Effects of Ideology on Career-Noncareer Relations in the Reagan Administration Promotion and Pay in the Reagan Bureaucracy The Politics-Administration Dichotomy Was There a Cycle of Accommodation in the Reagan Executive? Conclusions: Lessons From the Elephant Appendixes: Interviews The Survey Document Agency Selection Bibliography
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Introduction The Early Development of the U.S. Civil Service Career-Noncareer Relations in the Modern Presidency The Reagan Administrative Presidency Defense and Domestic Agencies: The Effects of Ideology on Career-Noncareer Relations in the Reagan Administration Promotion and Pay in the Reagan Bureaucracy The Politics-Administration Dichotomy Was There a Cycle of Accommodation in the Reagan Executive? Conclusions: Lessons From the Elephant Appendixes: Interviews The Survey Document Agency Selection Bibliography
Key concepts: Presidency, Bureaucracy, Political science, Administration (probate law), Politics, Public administration, Reagan administration, Law