Building a Legislative-centered Public Administration

Explore the intricate relationship between Congress and federal administration in Building a Legislative-centered Public Administration by David Rosenbloom. Published in 2002, this insightful paperback spans 206 pages, delving into the institutional interests, values, and logic that shape Congress's current role in public administration. Rosenbloom offers a comprehensive analysis that not only explains why Congress values its involvement in federal administration but also examines the broader implications for governance and policy-making. This book is essential for anyone interested in political science, public affairs, and the dynamics of legislative influence. Enhance your understanding of postwar public administration and the pivotal role of the legislative branch in shaping effective governance. Perfect for students, scholars, and professionals in the field, this work is a valuable addition to any political science collection.