Titlebook: Can Regulation Work?: The Implementation of the 1972 California Coastal Initiative; Paul A. Sabatier,Daniel A. Mazmanian Book 1983 Plenum

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The Internal Process of Policy Implementation,nd among large bureaucracies in which the dominant theme has often been the subtle distortion of program intent through delay and resistance by officials defending their traditional programs or responding to local resistance.. From our perspective, however, many of these problems arose because the s

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Permit Review by the Coastal Commissions, the attitudes and interaction of commissioners and staff at the regional and state level. This chapter takes the analysis one important step further by focusing on two crucial questions: First, to what extent were the permit decisions of the coastal commissions in fact consistent with statutory obj

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The California Coastal Plan,e 1000-yard permit area. We have examined the general stringency of permit decisions, their consistency with statutory objectives, the major variables affecting those decisions, and the impacts of the permit process on public access, wetlands, and housing costs.

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,Evaluation and Reformulation of the Commissions’ Mandate,the policy outputs (decisions) of the implementing agencies, (2) target group compliance with those decisions, (3) the . impacts (both intended and unintended) of those decision, (4) the . impacts of agency policies as seen by the general public and relevant political elites, and (5) the political s

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The Implications of the California Coastal Commissions for the Effective Implementation of Regulatosumer protection, worker safety, and racial discrimination through the creation of agencies charged with regulating A’s behavior in order to minimize his adverse effects on B. This growth of governmental regulation in the United States has been repeatedly criticized for its adverse effects on the fr

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The California Coastal Plan,e 1000-yard permit area. We have examined the general stringency of permit decisions, their consistency with statutory objectives, the major variables affecting those decisions, and the impacts of the permit process on public access, wetlands, and housing costs.

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