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Floodplain Regulationructures. Beginning with the enactment of the Flood Control Act of 1936 (Public Law 74–738), Congress established a permanent federal role in dealing with flood hazards. Despite the expenditure of an estimated $14 billion for flood control by the Corps of Engineers in the four decades since the 1936

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Dam Safety Mobilization dam failure resulted in 2,209 deaths. The failure of the St. Francis Dam in Los Angeles County in 1928 resulted in a loss of over 400 lives, ranking close to the toll of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. The failure of a Buffalo Creek, West Virginia, mine tailing dam in 1972 caused some 1

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Contrasting Implementation Experienceslity in implementation experiences. First, there are the commonalities and differences among different modes of shared governance. Each of the programs we have considered involves active federal governance in that the federal government is not just a source of funds. For each program there is signif

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Strategisches W?hlen in Deutschlandral approach to dealing with subnational governments is fairly uniform. However, we have seen that the state-level reactions to federal initiatives and resultant emergency preparedness efforts were often quite different.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8401-2udies of social policies. In the final section, we look broadly at the past twenty years of experience with federal programs involving shared governance in order to make inferences about future implementation problems for shared governance programs.

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Contrasting Implementation Experiencesral approach to dealing with subnational governments is fairly uniform. However, we have seen that the state-level reactions to federal initiatives and resultant emergency preparedness efforts were often quite different.