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9781933116068

The Politics of Public Budgeting: Getting And Spending, Borrowing And Balancing

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    9781933116068

  • ISBN10:

    1933116064

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-10-30
  • Publisher: Cq Pr
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Table of Contents

List of Tables, Figures, and Minicases
ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
The Politics of Public Budgets
1(36)
What Is Budgeting?
3(3)
Governmental Budgeting
6(22)
Minicase: Highly Constrained Budgeting---Colorado's TABOR Amendment
8(2)
Minicase: City Manager Replies to Scathing Budget Critique
10(11)
Minicase: The Government Performance and Results Act
21(3)
Minicase: Doctoring Audit Reports
24(2)
Minicase: Unfunded Mandates---No Child Left Behind
26(2)
The Meaning of Politics in Public Budgeting
28(2)
Budgetary Decision Making
30(3)
Microbudgeting and Macrobudgeting
33(3)
Summary and Conclusions
36(1)
Revenue Politics
37(38)
Raising Taxes
38(8)
Minicase: Alabama Governor's $1.2 Billion Tax Increase Defeated
39(2)
Minicase: A Successful Municipal Tax Increase in Dayton, Ohio
41(5)
The Politics of Protection
46(25)
Minicase: Tax Expenditures and the Battle over Offsets
58(3)
Minicase: Boeing and Washington State
61(3)
Minicase: Iowa---How a Tax Incentive Program Was Terminated
64(5)
Minicase: State Tax Break Prohibitions and Evasion
69(2)
The Politics of Reform
71(2)
Summary and Conclusions
73(2)
The Politics of Process
75(27)
Budget Process and the Characteristics of Public Budgeting
76(2)
Macro and Micro Politics
78(7)
Minicase: Republican Macro-Level Reform Proposals
79(4)
Minicase: Micro Politics---Bending the Rules to Win Individual Decisions
83(2)
Designing Process to Achieve Policy and Political Goals
85(8)
Minicase: How the Governor's Veto Is Used
90(3)
Variation between and among Federal, State, and Local Governments
93(8)
Summary and Conclusions
101(1)
The Dynamics of Changing Budget Processes
102(43)
Overview
103(4)
Minicase: New York State and Pressure to Change the Formal Rules
104(3)
Major Changes in the Federal Budget Process
107(13)
Minicase: Ad Hoc Scoring Rules
118(2)
Changes in Budget Process at the State Level
120(11)
Minicase: Maryland's Legislative Budget Power
121(4)
Minicase: Nevada---Legislative Access to Agency Budget Requests
125(1)
Minicase: The Executive and the Legislature in Florida's Budgeting
126(5)
Changes in Budget Process at the Local Level
131(12)
Minicase: Florida and Unfunded Mandates
138(5)
Summary and Conclusions
143(2)
Expenditures: The Politics of Choice
145(42)
Strategies of Agency Heads or Program Directors
147(12)
Minicase: The Department of Housing and Urban Development and Boutique Programs
155(3)
Minicase: The Economic Development Administration Uses Defense Funds
158(1)
Top-Down Strategies
159(21)
Minicase: Federal Trust Funds
162(8)
Minicase: Calculating the Base in St. Paul, 2005
170(6)
Minicase: Black Project Failure---The A-12 Navy Fighter Plane
176(4)
The Environment Can Affect Spending Priorities
180(3)
Minicase: The Aviation Trust Fund
181(2)
Analysis: Accountability and Acceptability
183(1)
Summary and Conclusions
184(3)
The Politics of Balancing the Budget
187(43)
Balance as a Constraint
189(1)
Multiple Actors, Ideologies, and Deficits
190(4)
Minicase: Balance in the Federal Highway Trust Fund
191(3)
The Environment, Unpredictability, and Deficits
194(2)
Increasing Stress between Payer and Decider
196(4)
The Politics of Deficits: The Federal Level
200(9)
Deficits in the States
209(14)
Minicase: Wisconsin Confronts Deficits
210(13)
The Politics of Balance in Cities
223(5)
Minicase: The Politics of Deficits---An Urban Example
225(3)
Summary and Conclusions
228(2)
Budget Execution: The Politics of Adaptation
230(19)
Tools for Changing the Budget
233(14)
Minicase: Reprogramming in the Department of Defense
244(3)
Summary and Conclusions
247(2)
Budget Implementation and Control
249(32)
The Discretion-Abuse-Control Cycle
249(13)
Minicase: Abuse and Controls at the Department of Defense
253(7)
Minicase: Massachusetts Overcontrols the Cities, 1875--1933
260(2)
Discretion and Control: The Politics of Finding Waste, Fraud, and Abuse
262(18)
Minicase: Homeland Security Inspector General Not Renewed
263(4)
Minicase: Tension at the CIA
267(13)
Summary and Conclusions
280(1)
Budgetary Decision Making and Politics
281(21)
Real-Time Budgeting
281(4)
A Comparison of the Decision-Making Streams
285(1)
Common Themes
286(8)
Reconceptualizing Reform
294(3)
Avenues for Research
297(3)
Summary and Conclusions
300(2)
Notes 302(19)
Name Index 321(2)
Subject Index 323

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