While most studies of the determinants of regulatory policymaking have concentrated on
national-level issues, state-level regulatory politics represent a productive opportunity to …

Untitled Page 1 Page 2 The Politics of Sin Page 3 Bureaucracies, Public Administration, and
Public Policy Kenneth J. Meier Series Editor THE STATE OF PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY Larry B …

Unlike the regulation of other heavy industries, fracking—in which companies create cracks
in shale rock to extract gas, oil, or other substances—has been exempted from federal …

A dynamic systems model of administrative politics that (1) relaxes restrictive causal
assumptions among the president, Congress, and an administrative agency,(2) emphasizes …

Shaping American Telecommunications examines the technical, regulatory, and economic
forces that have shaped the development of American telecommunications services. This …

Abstract The global Information and Communications Technologies industry has
experienced a rapid, radical reorganization of industry leaders and business models—most …

This paper offers an overview of the massive regulatory, technological, and social changes
that have reshaped the world's telephony markets since the rise of the internet. It begins by …

The recent proliferation of telecommunications services has turned the idea of universal
service into a serious problem, because there is little consensus about what should …

The convergence of computer and communication technologies has made possible the
emergence of a global telecommunications network that joins different physical media (such …

Research on new systems of production, human resource management, and industrial
relations has been at the forefront of academic scholarship over the last three decades …