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Eating Policy explores state capacity, meaning government's ability to achieve its policy goals, and how organizational culture and process get in the way. It mixes case studies from federal and state agencies with practical reform ideas, including guest pieces from practitioners.
A policy historian's newsletter recounting overlooked episodes in American government history, such as the 1898 consolidation of New York City and its tax and debt arrangements. It also promotes the author's writing on bureaucratic capacity and administrative reform.
A curated digest of legal and policy scholarship on regulatory, permitting, and administrative barriers to housing, energy, infrastructure, and other public goods. Each issue summarises recent academic papers, reports, and dissertations with short explanations of their findings and proposed reforms.
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