Intergovernmental Relations in the 1980's Annals of Public Administration Series

This work features a wide range of opinions from leading national authorities on federalism and political science- an unequalled base of knowledge and experience. The volume offers perspectives on the recent developments in A Perspective on Intergovernmental Relations, Intergovernmental relations in the 1980s; A New Phase of IGR, Changing Federal-Local Relations, Inter-judicial Relations, Intergovernmental Authority Costs, Attacking the Myth of Uncontrollable Expenditures, Some thoughts on Intergovernmental relations forming the basis for President Reagan's 'calculative federalism'. It serves as thought-provoking reading for advanced undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in public policy or administration, political science and general American government courses.

A Perspective on Intergovernmental Relations, Intergovernmental relations in the 1980s; A New Pahse of IGR, Changing Federal-Local Relations, Interjudical Relations, Intergovernmental Authority Costs, Attacking the Myth of Uncontrollable Expenditures, Some Thoughts on Hyperintergovernmentalization, Index.

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R. H. Leach (Editor) Professor of Political Science, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina