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Mismanaging America: The Rise of the Anti-Analytic Presidency

Mismanaging America: The Rise of the Anti-Analytic Presidency

Paperback

Series: Studies in Government and Public Policy

United States Politics

ISBN10: 070060538X
ISBN13: 9780700605385
Publisher: Univ Pr Of Kansas
Published: Nov 6 1990
Pages: 200
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.03
Language: English

An American president must be master of two arts: politics and management. Without political mastery, he can't get elected, let alone construct the power base he'll need to govern. But without managerial expertise, his policy making will be unintelligent and ineffective.

Managerial mastery has been missing from the administrations of all post-World War II presidents, according to Walter Williams. Spurred by popular anti-bureaucratic sentiment and promises to trim the fat from the federal government, presidents from Eisenhower to Carter have decimated the ranks of top-level bureaucrats, leaving the Executive Office of the President alarmingly short of competent policy advice.

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