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Rulemaking

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Cornelius Martin Kerwin and Scott R. Furlong's book "Rulemaking: How Government Agencies Write Law and Make Policy" looks deeply into the process by which federal agencies formulate laws and policies that oversee American society. The book discusses the fundamentals of rulemaking processes, the function of judicial review, and theoretical, practical, and historical perspectives on rulemaking. Regardless of your background in political science, public administration, or public policy, this resource clarifies a crucial facet of our democratic system.

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Cornelius Martin Kerwin

Rulemaking, first published in 1994 by Congressional Quarterly, makes the case that the rules federal agencies write are the most consequential source of American law and policy, and it has remained in print through six editions on that argument. Cornelius Martin Kerwin wrote it.

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Pages
425
Language
English
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