The Administrative Presidency Revisited

The Administrative Presidency RevisitedHow the Reagan administration used bureaucratic control over the Bureau of Land Management to shape public lands policy. When presidents seek to govern through bureaucracy rather than legislation, what really changes in public policy, and at what cost? In The Administrative Presidency Revisited, Robert F. Durant delivers a rigorous, wide ranging analysis of how presidential power is exercised through administrative strategy. Focusing on the Bureau of

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