Lance T Leloup
Biographic Data
| ID | 1129629 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lance T Leloup |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lance T |
| FAMILY NAME | Leloup |
| SIGNATURE | LELOUP L T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Washington State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 82 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Reflections on Carol F. Goss's 1972 Article, “Military Committee Membership and Defense-related Benefits in the House of Representatives”
Political science in the 1970s was influenced by the Vietnam War and its aftermath. Many scholars were concerned with the failure to end the war and the rising levels of defense spending in the face of pressing domestic needs. Only a dozen years earlier, President Dwight Eisenhower warned about the excessive power of the “military—industrial complex.” As the Vietnam War was winding down, many Americans had a lingering suspicion that military spen…
Passing the Buck: Congress, the Budget, and Deficits
Passing the Buck: Congress, the Budget, and Deficits. By Jasmine Farrier. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2004. 296p. $40.00. Has Congress, in recent years, repeatedly transferred its budgetary powers to the president in response to huge deficits and other fiscal challenges? Jasmine Farrier argues forcefully that it has. Looking at a number of case studies of congressional budget reform since 1974, she claims that Congress has delegated …
Authorizing Policy
Authorizing Policy. By Thad Hall. Columbus: The Ohio State University Press, 2004. 147p. $41.95. In the complex and multilayered world of congressional budgeting, the authorization process attracts less attention than dramatic battles over taxes and deficits or spending bills. The literature on public policymaking rarely puts much emphasis on how and when Congress authorizes programs. Thad Hall's book fills an important gap in these literatures w…
Budgeting in hungary during the democratic transition
The transition to democracy and a free market economy in Hungary and other Central European nations has provided a unique opportunity to study rapid change in budget systems, institutions, and policies. This article examines budgeting in Hungary since 1989, beginning with an analysis of the comparative budgeting literature in an attempt to identify an appropriate theoretical framework for the study. Then it explores budgetary definition and measu…
Congress and the Politics of Statutory Debt Limitation
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The Adequacy of the Electoral Motive in Explaining Legislative Attention to Monetary Policy: A Comparative Study
In the contemporary literature on the behavior of elected politicians, significant progress has been made by developing the implications of two assumptions: first, that politicians are rational actors and, second, that their overriding objective is the protection of their prospects for reelection. Both assumptions, especially strong and limited statements of the second, have been controversial. Both have been elaborated in greatest detail with re…
After the Blitz: Reagan and the U. S. Congressional Budget Process
New Directions in U. S. Congressional Research: A Review Article
Reassessing the Reassessment: Comment on Sigelman's Note on the "Two Presidencies" Thesis
"Budgeting and the "People's Reform
Curing Chronic Inflation
Process versus Policy: The U. S. House Budget Committee
Agency Strategies and Executive Review: The Hidden Politics of Budgeting
Guetzkow, Harold, Conversion Barriers in Using the Social Sciences, Administrative Science Quarterly, Vol. 4, pp. 68-81, 1959. Harary, Frank and Havelock, Ronald, Anatomy of a Communication Arc, Human Relations, Vol. 25, No. 5, pp. 413-426, November, 1972. Havelock, Ronald G., Research on the of Knowledge, (University of Michigan: Institute for Social Research, February27, 1974). Havelock, Ronald G., What Do We Know From Research about the Proces…
In Search of Better Theories
The Myth of Incrementalism: Analytical Choices in Budgetary Theory
Despite its increasingly apparent shortcomings, incrementalism remains the dominant theory of budgeting. In this article the author discusses the errors underlying the theory and the effects of neglecting alternative methods of analysis. He suggests other approaches as more promising for developing an adequate budgetary theory
Reassessing the Mediating Impact of Legislative Capability
The model of comparative state policy focusing on economic development and interparty competition was reformulated by Edward Carmines to include the mediating impact of state legislatures. This study challenges his initial conclusions, poses an alternative hypothesis, and finds that interparty competition has a consistently stronger impact on "progressive" state policies among states with organizationally weak, ineffective legislative institution…
The Myth of Incrementalism: Analytical Choices in Budgetary Theory
Despite its increasingly apparent shortcomings, incrementalism remains the dominant theory of budgeting. In this article the author discusses the errors underlying the theory and the effects of neglecting alternative methods of analysis. He suggests other approaches as more promising for developing an adequate budgetary theory
Reassessing the Mediating Impact of Legislative Capability
The model of comparative state policy focusing on economic development and interparty competition was reformulated by Edward Carmines to include the mediating impact of state legislatures. This study challenges his initial conclusions, poses an alternative hypothesis, and finds that interparty competition has a consistently stronger impact on "progressive" state policies among states with organizationally weak, ineffective legislative institution…
Agency Strategies and Executive Review: The Hidden Politics of Budgeting
Guetzkow, Harold, Conversion Barriers in Using the Social Sciences, Administrative Science Quarterly, Vol. 4, pp. 68-81, 1959. Harary, Frank and Havelock, Ronald, Anatomy of a Communication Arc, Human Relations, Vol. 25, No. 5, pp. 413-426, November, 1972. Havelock, Ronald G., Research on the of Knowledge, (University of Michigan: Institute for Social Research, February27, 1974). Havelock, Ronald G., What Do We Know From Research about the Proces…
Reassessing the Reassessment: Comment on Sigelman's Note on the "Two Presidencies" Thesis
After the Blitz: Reagan and the U. S. Congressional Budget Process
Process versus Policy: The U. S. House Budget Committee
The Adequacy of the Electoral Motive in Explaining Legislative Attention to Monetary Policy: A Comparative Study
In the contemporary literature on the behavior of elected politicians, significant progress has been made by developing the implications of two assumptions: first, that politicians are rational actors and, second, that their overriding objective is the protection of their prospects for reelection. Both assumptions, especially strong and limited statements of the second, have been controversial. Both have been elaborated in greatest detail with re…
Agency Strategies and Executive Review: The Hidden Politics of Budgeting
Guetzkow, Harold, Conversion Barriers in Using the Social Sciences, Administrative Science Quarterly, Vol. 4, pp. 68-81, 1959. Harary, Frank and Havelock, Ronald, Anatomy of a Communication Arc, Human Relations, Vol. 25, No. 5, pp. 413-426, November, 1972. Havelock, Ronald G., Research on the of Knowledge, (University of Michigan: Institute for Social Research, February27, 1974). Havelock, Ronald G., What Do We Know From Research about the Proces…
In Search of Better Theories
The Myth of Incrementalism: Analytical Choices in Budgetary Theory
Despite its increasingly apparent shortcomings, incrementalism remains the dominant theory of budgeting. In this article the author discusses the errors underlying the theory and the effects of neglecting alternative methods of analysis. He suggests other approaches as more promising for developing an adequate budgetary theory
Reassessing the Mediating Impact of Legislative Capability
The model of comparative state policy focusing on economic development and interparty competition was reformulated by Edward Carmines to include the mediating impact of state legislatures. This study challenges his initial conclusions, poses an alternative hypothesis, and finds that interparty competition has a consistently stronger impact on "progressive" state policies among states with organizationally weak, ineffective legislative institution…
Curing Chronic Inflation
Process versus Policy: The U. S. House Budget Committee
"Budgeting and the "People's Reform
New Directions in U. S. Congressional Research: A Review Article
Reassessing the Reassessment: Comment on Sigelman's Note on the "Two Presidencies" Thesis
After the Blitz: Reagan and the U. S. Congressional Budget Process
The Adequacy of the Electoral Motive in Explaining Legislative Attention to Monetary Policy: A Comparative Study
In the contemporary literature on the behavior of elected politicians, significant progress has been made by developing the implications of two assumptions: first, that politicians are rational actors and, second, that their overriding objective is the protection of their prospects for reelection. Both assumptions, especially strong and limited statements of the second, have been controversial. Both have been elaborated in greatest detail with re…
Congress and the Politics of Statutory Debt Limitation
you have obtained prior permission, you may not download an entire issue of a journal or multiple copies of articles, and you may use content in the JSTOR archive only for your personal, non-commercial use. Please contact the publisher regarding any further use of this work. Publisher contact information may be obtained at
Budgeting in hungary during the democratic transition
The transition to democracy and a free market economy in Hungary and other Central European nations has provided a unique opportunity to study rapid change in budget systems, institutions, and policies. This article examines budgeting in Hungary since 1989, beginning with an analysis of the comparative budgeting literature in an attempt to identify an appropriate theoretical framework for the study. Then it explores budgetary definition and measu…
Passing the Buck: Congress, the Budget, and Deficits
Passing the Buck: Congress, the Budget, and Deficits. By Jasmine Farrier. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2004. 296p. $40.00. Has Congress, in recent years, repeatedly transferred its budgetary powers to the president in response to huge deficits and other fiscal challenges? Jasmine Farrier argues forcefully that it has. Looking at a number of case studies of congressional budget reform since 1974, she claims that Congress has delegated …
Authorizing Policy
Authorizing Policy. By Thad Hall. Columbus: The Ohio State University Press, 2004. 147p. $41.95. In the complex and multilayered world of congressional budgeting, the authorization process attracts less attention than dramatic battles over taxes and deficits or spending bills. The literature on public policymaking rarely puts much emphasis on how and when Congress authorizes programs. Thad Hall's book fills an important gap in these literatures w…
Reflections on Carol F. Goss's 1972 Article, “Military Committee Membership and Defense-related Benefits in the House of Representatives”
Political science in the 1970s was influenced by the Vietnam War and its aftermath. Many scholars were concerned with the failure to end the war and the rising levels of defense spending in the face of pressing domestic needs. Only a dozen years earlier, President Dwight Eisenhower warned about the excessive power of the “military—industrial complex.” As the Vietnam War was winding down, many Americans had a lingering suspicion that military spen…
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