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Managing Regulatory Reform: The Reagan Strategy and Its Impact
by Marshall R. Goodman. 240 pgs.

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Preface Introduction Presidents and the Management of Regulatory Policy Reining in the Regulatory Bureaucracy Regulatory Reform in Intergovernmental Relations Regulatory Reform in the Environmental Protection Area Regulatory Reform in the Nuclear Power Area Appendix Bibliography Index

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CONTENTS

Tables and Figures

ACRONYMS

PREFACE

1: Introduction

2: Presidents and the Management of Regulatory Policy

3: Reining in the Regulatory Bureaucracy

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

4: Regulatory Reform in Intergovernmental Relations

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

5: Regulatory Reform in the Environmental Protection Area

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

6: Regulatory Reform in the Nuclear Power Area

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

7: The Limits of the Management Strategy

APPENDIX

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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Controlling Regulatory Sprawl: Presidential Strategies from Nixon to Reagan
by Howard Ball. 208 pgs.

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Recent Titles In Contributions in Political Science

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Figures and Tables

Preface

Notes

Acknowledgments

Abbreviations

1 Controlling Regulatory Sprawl: Stage Setting

Notes

2 Curbing Regulatory Sprawl: Some Presidential Problems And Strategies

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3 Presidential Efforts to Control The Bureaucracy: from Nixon to Carter, 1969-1981

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4 President Reagan's Strategy For Curbing Regulatory Sprawl

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5 Implementing Eo 12,291: The Politics of the Toxic Chemical Labeling Standard

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6 Conclusion: on the Need For Continuous Presidential Oversight

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Appendix A The Chemical Labeling Controversy: A Chronology of Events, 1971-1982

Appendix B Omb-Osha Toxic Chemical Controversy: Documents, 1976-1982

Bibliography

Index
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The Economics and Politics of the Slowdown in Regulatory Reform
by Roger G. Noll. 43 pgs.

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Foreword

1: The Slowdown of Regulatory Reform

2: Theories of Regulatory Reform

3: Causes of Slow Progress

4: Mass Politics

5: The Future of Reform

Notes

References

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Governance of Federal Regulatory Agencies
by David M. Welborn. 182 pgs.

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Preface

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1: Introduction

2: Agency Governance in Analytical Perspective

3: Chairmen, Commissioners, and Agency Administration: An Overview

4: Organizational Resourses

5: Organizational Structure and Processes

6: Chairmen, Commissioners, and Staff Leadership

7: Commission Decisions

8: Regulatory Agency Governance: A Summing Up

Notes

Selected Bibliography:: Regulatory Policy and Administration

Index
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Rethinking Regulatory Reform: Toxics, Politics, and Ethics, in Yale Law Journal
by Jay Michaelson. 34 pgs.

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Congress & Regulatory Reform: Achievements and Prospects, in Brookings Review
by Christopher H. Foreman Jr. 4 pgs.

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The Struggle to Reform Regulatory Procedures, 1978-1998, in Policy Studies Journal
by James E. Anderson. 17 pgs.

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The Limits of Law: Essays on Democratic Governance (Chap. 6 "Law and Post-Privatization Regulatory Reform")
by Peter H. Schuck. 492 pgs.

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In the Limits of Law, Peter Schuck draws on law, social science, and history to explore this momentous clash between law's compelling promise of ordered liberty and the realistic limits of its capacity to deliver on this promise.

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Introduction and Acknowledgments

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Part I: Constraints and Challenges

1: Legal Complexity Some Causes, Consequences, and Cures

2: Multi-Culturalism Redux

3: Some Reflections on the Federalism Debate

Part II: Institutions and Processes

4: The Politics of Regulation

5: When the Exception Becomes the Rule

6: Law and Post-Privatization Regulatory Reform

7: Against (and For) Madison

8: Delegation and Democracy Comments on David Schoenbrod

9: To the Chevron Station

10: The Thickest Thicket

11: Mass Torts

12: Public Law Litigation and Social Reform

Notes

Part III: Mapping the Limits of Law

13: The Limits of Law

Notes

Index
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Reforming the Workplace: A Study of Self-Regulation in Occupational Safety (Chap. 2 "The Politics of Regulatory Reform")
by Joseph V. Rees. 262 pgs.

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Preface

1: Introduction

2: The Politics of Regulatory Reform

3: The Law and Enterprise Responsibility

4: Professionalism and Accountability

5: The Labor-Management Safety Committee

6: Flexible Regulatory Enforcement

7: Conclusion

Appendix: Research Methods

Index
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Assessing Regulatory Impact Analyses: The Failure of Agencies to Comply with Executive Order 12,866, in Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
by Robert W. Hahn, Jason K. Burnett, Yee-Ho I. Chan, Elizabeth A. Mader, Petrea R. Moyle. 27 pgs.

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Edging toward Sanity on Regulatory Risk Reform, in Issues in Science and Technology
by John D. Graham. 6 pgs.

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Strategies for Regulatory Reform: Forward Compared to Backward Mapping, in Policy Studies Journal
by Daniel J. Fiorino. 17 pgs.

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Constructing a European Market: Standards, Regulation, and Governance (Chap. 6 "Regulatory Reform Strategies and the Single Market Programme")
by Michelle P. Egan. 366 pgs.

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Constructing a European Market

Preface

Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

List of Abbreviations

1: Introduction

2: Regulating Europe: The Political Economy of Market-Building

3: Removing Barriers to Trade: Empirical Evidence

4: Harmonization: The Slow Strategy Forward

5: The Intersection of Law and Markets

6: Regulatory Reform Strategies and the Single Market Programme

7: Setting European Standards: Politics, Rules, and Norms

8: Case Studies in Standards Negotiations

9: Market Management: Assessing and Evaluating the Standards Process

10: Strategic Firms in an Integrated Market

11: Conclusion: Governance and Market-Building

Index
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Talk Is Cheap: The Promise of Regulatory Reform in North American Telecommunications
by Robert W. Crandall, Leonard Waverman. 296 pgs.

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'Talk is Cheap is the call for the reform of telecommunications regulation in North America. The Author demonstrates the difficulties facing public officials who respond to today's rapid technological changes with regulatory tools designed for a different era.

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Foreword

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Chapter One the Telephone Industry in the United States and Canada

Summary

Chapter Two Regulating the Telephone Industries

Conclusion

Chapter Three Telephone Rates and the Cost Structure of Regulated Companies

Conclusion

Chapter Four New Regulatory Institutions

Chapter Five Competition in the Long-Distance Market

Appendix A

Appendix B

Chapter Six Regulatory Reform and the Intrastate- Intraprovincial Rate Structure

Conclusion

Chapter Seven Local-Access Competition from Other Technologies

Conclusion

Chapter Eight Regulating Telephony in the Era of the Information Superhighway

Index
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Is Japan Really Changing Its Ways? Regulatory Reform and the Japanese Economy
by Lonny E. Carlile, Mark C. Tilton. 236 pgs.

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Preface

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Chapter One Regulatory Reform and the Developmental State

Notes

Chapter Two the Rise and Development of the Japanese Licensing System

Notes

Chapter Three the Impact of Deregulation on Corporate Governance and Finance

Appendix

Chapter Four the Politics of Administrative Reform

Conclusion

Chapter Five the "Illiberal" Roots of Japanese Financial Regulatory Reform

Notes

Chapter Six the Policymaking Process Behind Petroleum Industry Regulatory Reform

Notes

Chapter Seven Regulatory Reform and Market Opening in Japan

Notes

Chapter Eight is Japan Really Changing?

Notes

Contributors

Index

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