Information Theory as an Explanation for Policy Failure :
This 6 page report discusses public policy and whether or not
when policy fails, if “implementation theory” can be pointed to
as a convincing explanation of the failure. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Polfail.wps

Assessing Juvenile Delinquency : A 4 page paper on the best
way to use government funds to prevent and treat juvenile
delinquency. The writer suggests two programs that deserve
funding, as an alternative to incarceration. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Juvdel.wps

Bureaucracy : Approximately 5 pages containing five short
essays relevant to public administration. Topics discussed
include : bureaucracies, Rourke's views on contemporary
politics, Federalism, administrative accountability, and the
paradigms of public administration. No bibliography available.
Bureauc.wps

The Bureaucracy Of Education : A 5 page paper discussing
education in the U.S. since the 17th century and how it's
become more and more bureacratic. No Bibliography.
Edubea.pws

Government Bureaucracy : A 5 page paper on the
bureaucracy in today’s government. Other terms discussed in
the paper deregulation, monitoring, accountability, and
responsiveness as they pertain to government. Govbur.wps

Max Weber’s Theories of Bureaucracy : This 8 page paper
looks at German social scientist Max Weber’s definitions,
characteristics, and value of bureaucracy. It also reviews his
opinion that bureaucracies serve a social good and have a
significant role in human development. Bibliography lists five
sources. Webermax.wps

Bureaucracy & Weber : Sociologist Max Weber’s work is
discussed in light of recent observations by James Q. Wilson,
in this 5 page paper. Bureaucracy is discussed in a general
sense as well, which includes specific examples such as the
Bureau of Motor Vehicles and the Internal Revenue Service.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Irsdmv.wps

Will Bureaucracy Survive? : A 5 page paper discussing the
likelihood of the survival of bureaucracy through the
millennium. Warren Bennis predicted in Changing
Organizations that the bureaucratic organizations as we have
known them would disappear by the end of this century.
Though Bennis’ timing appears to be incorrect, his theory gains
more credibility with each passing day. Without question,
bureaucracy will last at least until the millennium, and even
well into it. Before another though? It is much more likely
that Bennis’ prediction will be seen, even by this generation, to
come to bear. Bibliography lists 3 sources. Willsurv.wps

Business, Politics, & Community / Case : A comprehensive
8 page look at the J. Paul Getty Trust, headquartered in Los
Angeles, California. Discussing its role as a public
organization, the writer looks at the Trust's strong political
influence and its commitment or lack thereof to the
community. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Califcom.wps

Case Evaluation / Public Policy Analysis : 19 pages worth of
essays on specific policy analyses ranging from the provision
of medical services for the homeless to increasing the driving
age, and more. Available as an entire document or sold
separately in 2-3 page essays. No Bibliography. Policyan.wps
Please send us e-mail for more information.

"Drugs, Policy, and Society" : An 11 page analytical
discussion of early legislative policy and how it compares to
the contemporary war on drugs. Especially useful to those
studying policy & planning, sociology, and/or public
administration. Bibliography lists 14+ sources. Drugpoli.wps

Essays in Public Administration/Politics : 2 essays, each
three pages in length. Essay #1 examines the various
decision-making models that were used by those involved in
deciding U.S. policy during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Essay #
2 looks at the role that national interest plays in public policy
and decision-making. No Bibliography. Cubaetc.wps
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