Bureaucracy and Democracy: Accountability and Performance,Used

Bureaucracy and Democracy: Accountability and Performance,Used

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It is nearly impossible to look at the implementation of any policyfrom testing at an elementary school to testing of a pharmaceutical drugand avoid seeing the impact and influence of public bureaucracies. Given the importance of their work, and the accountability they owe to the American public, the performance of public bureaucracies must be assessed in a systematic manner. Working through four key perspectivesbounded rationality, principalagent theory, interest group mobilization, and network theoryGormley and Balla give students the analytic power needed to comprehensively evaluate performance, or the giveandtake between decision makers, managers, elected officials, organized interests, and individuals.In addition to updating the book to account for recent developments and new scholarshipfrom the No Child Left Behind Act and presidential appointments to the Program Assessment Rating Tool and changes to the rulemaking processthe authors apply their working theories in a new chapter on the politics of disaster. With indepth coverage of 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and the avian flu, students can learn important lessons from looking at similar events and crises through the same analytical lenses.

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