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State and Local Governments' Washington "Reps"- Lobbying Strategies and President Reagan's New Federalism

John P. Pelissero, Robert E. England

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* Abstract Subnational governments spend considerable time promoting state and local interests in Washington policymaking circles. One specific technique to further the jurisdictional interests of particular state or local governments is to establish a Washington-based office. This article discusses the interest representational roles, services, strategies, and results of Washington-based state and local government representatives in the early years of President Reagan's New Federalism.

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* Abstract Subnational governments spend considerable time promoting state and local interests in Washington policymaking circles. One specific technique to further the jurisdictional interests of particular state or local governments is to establish a Washington-based office. This article discusses the interest representational roles, services, strategies, and results of Washington-based state and local government representatives in the early years of President Reagan's New Federalism.

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* Abstract Subnational governments spend considerable time promoting state and local interests in Washington policymaking circles. One specific technique to further the jurisdictional interests of particular state or local governments is to establish a Washington-based office. This article discusses the interest representational roles, services, strategies, and results of Washington-based state and local government representatives in the early years of President Reagan's New Federalism.

Key concepts: Federalism, State (computer science), Public administration, Political science, New Federalism, Local government, Government (linguistics), Reagan administration

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