The Politics of Presidential Appointments: Political Control and Bureaucratic Performance
David E. Lewis explores the politics of presidential appointments and their connection to political control and bureaucratic performance. This focused work considers the relationship between presidential decision-making and the operation of government administration, making it relevant to readers interested in politics, public administration, and the executive branch.
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The Politics of Presidential Appointments: Political Control and Bureaucratic Performance examines presidential appointments as a subject of political and administrative study.
David E. Lewis focuses on the connection between political control and the performance of bureaucratic institutions.
The book offers a focused perspective on how presidential appointment politics relates to the functioning of government administration.
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