Pluralism, Elitism, and the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act

Pluralism and elitism, the two prevailing theories of policy making in the US, are examined, and an alternative framework--linkage political economy--is discussed in relation to a case study on housing policy.

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Published in:Political science quarterly 1987-04, Vol.102 (1), p.93-112
Main Author: Moskowitz, Eric S.
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Communities
Credit
Elite
Elitism
Federal government
Housing
Housing policy
Housing subsidies
Laws, regulations and rules
Legislation
Mortgage loans
Mortgages
Neighborhoods
Pluralism
Political economy
Political pluralism
Political sociology
Public policy
United States
United States environmental policy
United States Senate
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Credit
Elite
Elitism
Federal government
Housing
Housing policy
Housing subsidies
Laws, regulations and rules
Legislation
Mortgage loans
Mortgages
Neighborhoods
Pluralism
Political economy
Political pluralism
Political sociology
Public policy
United States
United States environmental policy
United States Senate
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