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Professor Elena Kagan predicts that the Bush administration is likely to continue "presidential administration" and likewise involve, if not the president, at least high-level White House officials in the origination of rules and in the shaping of their content. The Office of Budget and Ma...

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Published in:Administrative law review 2002-04, Vol.54 (2), p.853-870
Main Author: Shapiro, Sidney A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Administration
Administrative agencies
Administrative law
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW DISCUSSION FORUM
Bush, George W
Environmental legislation
Executive branch
Government budgets
Information relevance
Legal proceedings
Lobbying
Policy making
Political parties
Presidents
Public administration
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Summary:Professor Elena Kagan predicts that the Bush administration is likely to continue "presidential administration" and likewise involve, if not the president, at least high-level White House officials in the origination of rules and in the shaping of their content. The Office of Budget and Management's new authority to oversee the quality of agency data has enhanced the potential for secret lobbying.
ISSN:0001-8368
2326-9154