All administrative processes contain points of entry for politics, and the US president's use of
the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to review government regulations is no …

The need to develop specific proposals as a basis for formal participation ensures the most
important policy decisions in rulemaking are often made before notice‐and‐comment …

Federal civil servants need policy expertise to formulate and implement public policy.
Presidents and congresses do not confer such expertise when they delegate responsibility …

This article identifies what is known, what is not known, and what needs to be studied to
inform better both practice and theoretical debates over the efficacy of five major …

Government agencies can shape and impact organizations' opportunity sets and
corresponding competitive environments. Therefore, firms realize that maintaining a close …

With polarization in Congress persistent, with staggering issues and international threats
facing the nation, and with fiscal stress an enduring fact of life, presidents have for decades …

There is a shared belief that e-government policies can help turning regulatory compliance
less costly, thus improving the regulatory environment that surrounds economic growth …

This paper describes the application of Semantic Web and Linked Data techniques and
principles to regulatory information for the development of a SKOS vocabulary for the Code …

George W. Bush assumed the presidency with the ill-fated political aim of creating a
permanent electoral alignment favoring Reagan Republicanism in America by pursuing a …

We argue that political theory, regardless of whether it is “positive” or “normative” in nature,
is structured and unified by social choice theory. We point out that the central conclusions of …