Assuring institutional constancy : requisite for managing long-lived hazards
By: LA PORTE, Todd R
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Contributor(s): KELLER, Ann.
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ArticlePublisher: Malden, MA : Blackwell Publishers, nov./dez. 1996Public administration review : PAR 56, 6, p. 535-544Abstract: What role do demands for constancy play in the operations of public agencies? Institutional constancy of agencies and firms is discussed as a concept and an increasingly important political requirement for the operation of hazardous systems in the United States. Situations that increase demands for it are outlined and a basis for analysis and improving counstacy is proposed
What role do demands for constancy play in the operations of public agencies? Institutional constancy of agencies and firms is discussed as a concept and an increasingly important political requirement for the operation of hazardous systems in the United States. Situations that increase demands for it are outlined and a basis for analysis and improving counstacy is proposed
Public administration review par
november/december 1996 volume 56 numero 6
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