Monday, April 30, 2018

"Intergovernmental Relations in Transition Reflections and Directions" On Sale Now

Intergovernmental Relations in Transition: Reflections and Directions (Paperback) book cover

https://www.routledge.com/Intergovernmental-Relations-in-Transition-Reflections-and-Directions/Stenberg-Hamilton/p/book/9780815396437

Table of Contents

1. Intergovernmental Relations in Transition
[David K. Hamilton and Carl W. Stenberg]
Part 1. Phases of IGR Revisited
2. Intergovernmental Relations in the Early 21st Century: Lingering Images of Earlier Phases or Emergence of a New Phase?
[J. Edwin Benton]
3. Why Coercion and Cooperation Coexist in American Federalism
[John Kincaid]
4. Why We Fight: Conflict and "Coping" in 21st Century Intergovernmental Relations
[Brendan F. Burke and Jeffrey L. Brudney]
Part 2. Fiscal and Institutional Issues
5. Scarcity and the Federal System
[Paul L. Posner]
6. Putting the "R" Back in IGR: The Great Recession and Intergovernmental "Relationships"
[Bruce J. Perlman, Michael J. Scicchitano, and Yahong Zhang]
Part 3. Intergovernmental Management Cases
7. Partisan Polarization, Administrative Capacity, and State Discretion in the Affordable Care Act
[Dale Krane and Shihyun Noh]
8. The Diffusion of Federal Regulation through Contracts: The Case of Food Safety Policy
[Jocelyn M. Johnston and Rebecca Yurman]
9. Clean Energy and Growth through State and Local Implementation
[Benjamin H. Deitchman]
10. Bottom-up Federalism: An Examination of U.S. Local Governments’ Climate Change Policy
[Benoy Jacob, Brian Gerber, and Sam Gallaher]
Part 4. Laboratories of Democracy at Work
11. The Legislative Transformation of State-Local Relations
[Ann O’M. Bowman and Richard C. Kearney]
12. Pulling the Lever: The States’ Role in Catalyzing Local Change
[Ricardo S. Morse and Carl W. Stenberg]
13. Professional Development Applied Projects: State-Level Laboratories of Democracy
[Susan Paddock]
Part 5. Reflections from the Trenches
14. The Unraveling of the Intergovernmental System: A Practitioner’s Observations
[Donald Borut]
15. American Federalism Without a System of Intergovernmental Relations
[Parris N. Glendening]
16. Back to the Future?

[Carl W. Stenberg and David K. Hamilton]

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