Working relationships in the National Superfund Program : The State Administrators' Perspective
By: CLINE, Kurt
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ArticlePublisher: Cary : Oxford University, jan. 2010Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory - JPART 20, 1, p. 117-135Abstract: The article presents an analysis on the importance of the working relationships among policy professionals specifically in the implementation of environmental policy in the U.S. It explores the importance for the policy professionals to interact with the federal and state personnel, and the regional Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials in the operation of the intergovernmental management (IGM) program. It provides an analysis on the role of the EPA-state working relationship in the Superfund program to be able to get a larger concept of the IGM
The article presents an analysis on the importance of the working relationships among policy professionals specifically in the implementation of environmental policy in the U.S. It explores the importance for the policy professionals to interact with the federal and state personnel, and the regional Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials in the operation of the intergovernmental management (IGM) program. It provides an analysis on the role of the EPA-state working relationship in the Superfund program to be able to get a larger concept of the IGM
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