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Implementation : How great expectations in Washington are dashed in Oakland; or, why it's amazing that federal programs work at all...
Pressman, Jeffrey L.; Wildavsky, Aaron B. - 1979 - 2. ed., expanded
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The new politics of the budgetary process
Wildavsky, Aaron B. - 1992 - 2. ed.
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The new politics of the budgetary process
Wildavsky, Aaron B. - 1988
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Budgeting : a comparative theory of budgetary processes
Wildavsky, Aaron B. - 1975 - 1. print
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The politics of the budgetary process
Wildavsky, Aaron B. - 1984 - 4. ed.
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The annual expenditure increment, or how Congress can regain control of the budget
Wildavsky, Aaron - In: The public interest 33 (1973), pp. 84-108
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The budget as new social contract
Wildavsky, Aaron - In: Journal of contemporary studies : JCS 5 (1982) 2, pp. 3-19
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A budget for all seasons? : why the traditional budget lasts
Wildavsky, Aaron - In: Public administration review : PAR 38 (1978) 6, pp. 501-509
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Budgets as compromises among social orders
Wildavsky, Aaron - In: The federal budget : economics and politics, (pp. 21-37). 1982
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Constitutional expenditure limitation and congressional budget reform
Wildavsky, Aaron - In: The congressional budget process after five years, (pp. 87-100). 1981
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