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- A capitol idea : think tanks and US foreign policy
- A republic, if you can keep it : constitutional politics and public policy
- After disaster : agenda setting, public policy, and focusing events
- Agenda-setting
- America's second civil war : dispatches from the political center
- Barack Obama and the new America : the 2012 election and the changing face of politics
- Barack Obama and the new America : the 2012 election and the changing face of politics
- Calling the shots : the president, executive orders, and public policy
- Calling the shots : the president, executive orders, and public policy
- Campaign 2012 : twelve independent ideas for improving American public policy
- Capital, credit, and crowding out : cycles and trends in flows of funds over three decades
- Catalytic leadership : strategies for an interconnected world
- Cato handbook for Congress : policy recommendations for the 108th Congress
- Cato handbook for policymakers
- Cato handbook on policy
- Change for America : a progressive blueprint for the 44th president
- Change for America : a progressive blueprint for the 44th president
- Change we can believe in : Barack Obama's plan to renew America's promise
- Common ground : committee politics in the U.S. House of Representatives
- Congressional caucuses in national policy making
- Considerations arising from the public dissemination of CRS products
- Degrees of freedom : Canada and the United States in a changing world
- Deliberative choices : debating public policy in Congress
- Democratic laboratories : policy diffusion among the American states
- Democratic laboratories : policy diffusion among the American states
- Divided power : the Presidency, Congress, and the formation of American foreign policy
- Does local government matter? : how urban policies shape civic engagement
- Does policy analysis matter? : exploring its effectiveness in theory and practice
- Doing justice : liberalism, group constructs, and individual realities
- Executive governance : presidential administrations and policy change in the federal bureaucracy
- Foundations and public policy : the mask of pluralism
- Good advice : information & policy making in the White House
- Good advice : information & policy making in the White House
- Government works : why Americans need the Feds / Milton J. Esman
- Government's greatest achievements : from civil rights to homeland defense
- Groups, interests, and U.S. public policy
- High-performance government : structure, leadership, incentives
- Higher goals for America : doing better than the best
- I'll be short : essentials for a decent working society
- In the public domain : presidents and the challenges of public leadership
- In the public domain : presidents and the challenges of public leadership
- Innovation in American government : challenges, opportunities, and dilemmas
- Innovations in American government : are there lessons to be learned : hearing before the Subcommittee on Government Management, Information, and Technology of the Committee on Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixth Congress, second session, September 6, 2000
- Innovations in American government : are there lessons to be learned : hearing before the Subcommittee on Government Management, Information, and Technology of the Committee on Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixth Congress, second session, September 6, 2000
- Innovations in American government : are there lessons to be learned : hearing before the Subcommittee on Government Management, Information, and Technology of the Committee on Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixth Congress, second session, September 6, 2000
- Lessons of disaster : policy change after catastrophic events
- Making Washington work : tales of innovation in the federal government
- Making Washington work : tales of innovation in the federal government
- Making policy in the shadow of the future
- Merger tactics and public policy
- Mismanaging America : the rise of the anti-analytic presidency
- No one left to lie to : the triangulations of William Jefferson Clinton
- Our culture of pandering
- Parties and policies : how the American government works
- Parties and policies : how the American government works
- Planning as if people matter : governing for social equity
- Policy analysis
- Policy papers
- Political negotiation : a handbook
- Politics in the trenches : citizens, politicians, and the fate of democracy
- Postmodern public policy
- Postmodern public policy
- Presidential policymaking : an end-of-century assessment
- Presidential responsiveness and public policy-making : the public and the policies that presidents choose
- Presidential responsiveness and public policy-making : the public and the policies that presidents choose
- Presidential-congressional relations : policy and time approaches
- Private guns, public health
- Public intellectuals : a study of decline
- Public intellectuals : a study of decline : with a new preface and epilogue
- Public intellectuals : an endangered species?
- Public matters : essays on politics, policy and religion
- Public policy formation
- Racial liberalism and the politics of urban America
- Reforms at risk : what happens after major policy changes are enacted
- Restoring the public trust : a fresh vision for progressive government in America
- Setting national priorities : the 2000 election and beyond
- Structure and policy in Japan and the United States
- The CQ researcher
- The Internet still might (but probably won't) change everything : stakeholder views on the future of electronic rulemaking
- The burden of bad ideas : how modern intellectuals misshape our society
- The campaign continues : how political consultants and campaign tactics affect public policy
- The fifth estate : think tanks, public policy, and governance
- The legislative legacy of congressional campaigns
- The limits of policy change : incrementalism, worldview, and the rule of law
- The new liberalism : the rising power of citizen groups
- The other side of gridlock : policy stability and supermajoritarianism in U.S. lawmaking
- The path of American public policy : comparative perspectives
- The performanceStat potential : a leadership strategy for producing results
- The persistence of innovation in government
- The politics of identity : solidarity building among America's working poor
- The practice of American public policymaking
- The president's speeches : beyond "going public"
- The presidential agenda : sources of executive influence in Congress
- The roots of american exceptionalism : history, institutions and culture
- The spirit of compromise : why governing demands it and campaigning undermines it
- The spirit of compromise : why governing demands it and campaigning undermines it
- The substance of public policy
- The trouble with government
- Think tanks, public policy, and the politics of expertise
- Think tanks, public policy, and the politics of expertise
- Timing successful policy change : lessons from the civil service
- Transparency in public policy : Great Britain and the United States
- United States Consensus Council Act of 2001 : report of the Committee on Governmental Affairs, United States Senate, to accompany S. 1651 to establish the United States Consensus Council to provide for a consensus building process in addressing national public policy issues, and for other purposes
- United States Consensus Council Act of 2003 : report of the Committee on Governmental Affairs, United States Senate, to accompany S. 908 to establish the United States Consensus Council to provide for a consensus building process in addressing national public policy issues, and for other purposes
- Using science as evidence in public policy
- White nationalism, Black interests : conservative public policy and the Black community
- Why government succeeds and why it fails
- Why government succeeds and why it fails
- Why presidents fail : and how they can succeed again
- You can't enlarge the pie : six barriers to effective government
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