Good States, Problem States: Are Some State Governments Better Than Others?
Good States, Problem States examines an important question in American government: why do some state governments perform better than others? Jack Frymier and Jill Russell offer a comparative exploration of state administration, focusing on the distinctions between more effective governments and those facing greater problems.
About This Book
Good States, Problem States explores whether some state governments are better than others.
The book focuses on differences in state government performance and the factors that may help explain them.
It offers a comparative look at effective and problematic state administration.
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