Making Policy, Making Law: An Interbranch Perspective (American Government and Public Policy)
by Louis Fisher, Lee Epstein, Jack Knight, Mark C. Miller, Jeb Barnes, Robert A. Katzmann Jr., Robert A. Kagan, Nancy Kassop, R. Shep Melnick, Lawrence Baum, Lori Hausegger, Thomas F. Burke, Stephen G. Bragaw, Andrew D. Martin, Neal Devins
Making Policy, Making Law explores how American governmental branches contribute to the creation of policy and law. Bringing together scholars from political science, law, and related disciplines, this volume presents an interbranch perspective on institutional relationships, public decision-making, and the processes through which policy and legal outcomes take shape.
About This Book
Making Policy, Making Law examines the connections between policymaking and lawmaking in the American system of government.
Framed through an interbranch perspective, the book considers how governmental institutions participate in shaping public policy and legal outcomes.
Its contributors bring perspectives from the study of American government, public policy, law, and related fields.
The volume offers a broad, scholarly exploration of institutional relationships and decision-making in the United States.
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