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The Centralizing Effects of Austerity on the Intergovernmental System
Charles H. Levine and Paul L. Posner argue that federal grants to state and local governments have eroded the autonomy of such governments, and that that erosion is being accelerated because of the problems of fiscal retrenchment.
The New Public Service, Paul C. Light Reviewed by Paul L. Posner
Regulation and the Reagan Era: Politics, Bureaucracy and the Public Interest, Roger E. Meiners and Bruce Yandle Reviewed by Paul L. Posner
Managing Community Development in the New Federalism, Donald F. Kettl Reviewed by Charles H. Levine
Urban Policy Making, Dale Rogers Marshall Reviewed by Charles H. Levine
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