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Budget reforms and interchamber relations

Ellwood, John W. - In: Congressional budgeting : politics, process and power, (pp. 100-132). 1984

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Controlling the growth of federal domestic spending

Ellwood, John W. - In: Reductions in U.S. domestic spending : how they affect …, (pp. 7-20). 1982

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How Congress controls expenditures

Ellwood, John W. - In: Reductions in U.S. domestic spending : how they affect …, (pp. 21-31). 1982

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The size and distribution of budget reductions

Ellwood, John W. - In: Reductions in U.S. domestic spending : how they affect …, (pp. 33-70). 1982

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Comment on papers by Leslie C Eliason and Howard Husock

Ellwood, John W. - In: Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 14 (1995) 1, pp. 156-160

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Challenges to public policy and public management education

Ellwood, John W. - In: Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 27 (2008) 1, pp. 172-187

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Symposium comment: On the new politics of public policy

Ellwood, John W. - In: Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 10 (1991) 3, pp. 426-433

The process is not the problem, the problem is the problem. Rudolph Penner (1984). …We argue the superiority of the outcome from the process, not of the process from the outcome. The constancy of the economist's objection to this conclusion when applied to governmental rather than market...

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