Unlike other works in the field, Intergovernmental Relations and Public Policy deals with all levels of intergovernmental relations in the United States. Following an introductory section on the intergovernmental setting of public-policy, the book explores federal-state, state-local, and federal-state-local relations. There are discussions of health and safety, natural resources and environmental regulatory policy, federal aid programs, state small community development programs, and many other areas of current concern. Each of the fifteen chapters examines a significant development in contemporary intergovernmental relations, and the authors attempt to focus on the interactions of governmental units, which have a direct effect on the making, implementation, and impact of public policy.

Intergovernmental Relations and Public Policy: (Contributions in Political Science)

Education & Teaching

MORGAN, David

Benton, J.

Schools & Teaching

Praeger

<p>My name is Carmen.  Are you wondering who I am?  I am every drug addict who ever needed a fix, every destitute girl who had no place to go, every prostitute who ever turned a trick, every delinquent who ever ran away from home, and every alcoholic who ever hit the bottle.  I am all of these things and more, but that's only half of my story.  Part two has a happy-ever-after ending!</p>

Carmen (The Living Hope Library Series)

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

John Benton Books

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