Titlebook: Can Regulation Work?: The Implementation of the 1972 California Coastal Initiative; Paul A. Sabatier,Daniel A. Mazmanian Book 1983 Plenum

傲慢人

Therapie der einzelnen Krankheitsbilder, are the roles played by organized interest groups, the commissions’ legal superiors (i.e., the legislature, governor, courts and U.S. Office of Coastal Zone Management), and peer agencies in the state government and their local counterparts.

竊喜

粗鄙的人

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56398-0eir power to impose modifications on the project (through the mechanism of specifying conditions) and in some instances resorted to outright denials. In terms of the framework of analysis presented in Chapter 1, the permit decisions constituted a major part of the “policy outputs” (stage one) of the implementation process.

malapropism

Trauma: zerebral, spinal, peripher neurogenystem’s evaluation of the implementation process through revisions (or attempted revisions) in the basic statute. If extensive revisions emerge from the legislative process, the cycle simply begins anew. .

影響

商談

novelty

The Prospects for Effective Implementation of Regulatory Policy,nt allocation of resources. They raise serious equity problems, especially against lower income classes. And, probably most important of all, they are not even able to achieve their statutory objectives.

變白

The Internal Process of Policy Implementation,s that would give the new program high priority. In addition, decision procedures in these bureaucracies were sufficiently complex that it was difficult for outsiders to monitor the process and to effectively present their case..

enmesh

The Prospects for Effective Implementation of Regulatory Policy,forts to regulate the prices set by utilities and transportation oligopolies, governments at all levels have gradually become involved in a large variety of programs involving consumer and environmental protection, occupational health and safety, and the protection of civil rights. The scope and num

閑蕩

The California Coastal Commissions,l highway in 1971 would have been struck, on the one hand, by the beauty of an almost unbroken string of excellent swimming and surfing beaches and, on the other, by the rapidly expanding urban development along most of the coastline. Driving north from Tijuana, one soon reaches San Diego with its l