William W Lammers
Biographic Data
| ID | 3876348 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William W Lammers |
| GIVEN NAMES | William W |
| FAMILY NAME | Lammers |
| SIGNATURE | LAMMERS W W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 70 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
State Health Policies, Federalism, and the Elderly
This article examines recent state health policy efforts for the elderly and their implications for future federal and state roles. States have been particularly active in creating programs to address the needs of the chronically ill and in seeking to modify regulatory policies and promote private sector efforts. Those efforts have involved relatively autonomous state programs as well as programs developed within the intergovernmental system. To …
Durable Governors as Political Leaders: Should We Limit Tenure
“Durable governors,” that is, governors who have had more than eight years of continuous service and won three or more elections in the past four decades, are of major importance for debates over limits on gubernatorial tenure. This study examines hypotheses regarding the socioeconomic, political, and individual characteristics associated with the emergence of durable governors and their degree of political success during their later terms of off…
Long Term Care Regulation in the States: A Systemic Perspective
In recent years there has been growing interest in differing state roles in the regulation of the health care industry. Most of this attention has stressed the impact of regulatory policy with only superficial attention directed towards understanding the extent to which states can be counted on to act effectively in the area of health care regulation. Using the regulation of nursing homes as a focus, this study evaluates a variety of sociocultura…
Public Policy and the Aging
Policy Analysis and the Aging: Recent Findings and Approaches
Socialist Elites in Technological Societies: Cabinet & Member Career Patterns in Austria, France, Germany & Great Britain
It does not seem unreasonable to expect that advanced technology generates certain public needs and requires of those who direct the fulfillment of these needs qualifications and experience making for a certain type and level of professional competence regardless of their ideology. In this comparative study of four European countries, Professors Lammers and Nyomarkay examine the careers of socialist and nonsocialist cabinet ministers between 1900…
The "General Policy Liberalism" Factor in American State Politics
A dimension of general policy liberalism in state policy efforts is derived from a factor analysis and includes both expenditures and regulatory policy measures covering an extended time period. States with a generally liberal policy record tend to be nonsouthern coastal or Great Lakes states and tend to have a large, urban, diverse, advantaged population; a liberal, Moralistic, active political culture; a highly developed but stagnating economy;…
News from the White House: The Presidential-Press Relationship in the Progressive Era, by George Juergens
Journal Article News from the White House: The Presidential-Press Relationship in the Progressive Era, by George Juergens Get access News from the White House: The Presidential-Press Relationship in the Progressive Era by George Juergens. Chicago, Ill., University of Chicago Press, 1982. 338 pp. $25.00. William W. Lammers William W. Lammers University of Southern California Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar …
The Canadian Cabinet in Comparative Perspective
Le Cabinet canadien dans une perspective comparativeL'analyse comparative du profil de carrière des membres du cabinet canadien jette un éclairage à la fois sur les forces systèmiqiies affectant la politique canadienne et sur la nature des changements majeurs à l'oeuvre dans tons les pays industrialisés. Cette étude des changements dans la carrière des membres des cabinets au Canada, en France, en Grande-Bretagne et aux Etats-Unis a pour but de p…
Presidential Press-Conference Schedules: Who Hides, and When
Variations in approaches to key routines reveal important differences both between presidents and in the evolution of the modern presidency. As Hugh Heclo correctly observes, crisis events have received a disproportionate amount of attention by presidential scholars.' For Richard Neustadt, schedules take on a specific importance as one of the traditional constraints on presidents-and a constraint that was substantially reduced in the 1960s.2 A pr…
The Truman Committee: A Study in Congressional Responsibility
The "General Policy Liberalism" Factor in American State Politics
A dimension of general policy liberalism in state policy efforts is derived from a factor analysis and includes both expenditures and regulatory policy measures covering an extended time period. States with a generally liberal policy record tend to be nonsouthern coastal or Great Lakes states and tend to have a large, urban, diverse, advantaged population; a liberal, Moralistic, active political culture; a highly developed but stagnating economy;…
Presidential Press-Conference Schedules: Who Hides, and When
Variations in approaches to key routines reveal important differences both between presidents and in the evolution of the modern presidency. As Hugh Heclo correctly observes, crisis events have received a disproportionate amount of attention by presidential scholars.' For Richard Neustadt, schedules take on a specific importance as one of the traditional constraints on presidents-and a constraint that was substantially reduced in the 1960s.2 A pr…
Public Policy and the Aging
The Truman Committee: A Study in Congressional Responsibility
Presidential Press-Conference Schedules: Who Hides, and When
Variations in approaches to key routines reveal important differences both between presidents and in the evolution of the modern presidency. As Hugh Heclo correctly observes, crisis events have received a disproportionate amount of attention by presidential scholars.' For Richard Neustadt, schedules take on a specific importance as one of the traditional constraints on presidents-and a constraint that was substantially reduced in the 1960s.2 A pr…
News from the White House: The Presidential-Press Relationship in the Progressive Era, by George Juergens
Journal Article News from the White House: The Presidential-Press Relationship in the Progressive Era, by George Juergens Get access News from the White House: The Presidential-Press Relationship in the Progressive Era by George Juergens. Chicago, Ill., University of Chicago Press, 1982. 338 pp. $25.00. William W. Lammers William W. Lammers University of Southern California Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar …
The Canadian Cabinet in Comparative Perspective
Le Cabinet canadien dans une perspective comparativeL'analyse comparative du profil de carrière des membres du cabinet canadien jette un éclairage à la fois sur les forces systèmiqiies affectant la politique canadienne et sur la nature des changements majeurs à l'oeuvre dans tons les pays industrialisés. Cette étude des changements dans la carrière des membres des cabinets au Canada, en France, en Grande-Bretagne et aux Etats-Unis a pour but de p…
Public Policy and the Aging
Policy Analysis and the Aging: Recent Findings and Approaches
Socialist Elites in Technological Societies: Cabinet & Member Career Patterns in Austria, France, Germany & Great Britain
It does not seem unreasonable to expect that advanced technology generates certain public needs and requires of those who direct the fulfillment of these needs qualifications and experience making for a certain type and level of professional competence regardless of their ideology. In this comparative study of four European countries, Professors Lammers and Nyomarkay examine the careers of socialist and nonsocialist cabinet ministers between 1900…
The "General Policy Liberalism" Factor in American State Politics
A dimension of general policy liberalism in state policy efforts is derived from a factor analysis and includes both expenditures and regulatory policy measures covering an extended time period. States with a generally liberal policy record tend to be nonsouthern coastal or Great Lakes states and tend to have a large, urban, diverse, advantaged population; a liberal, Moralistic, active political culture; a highly developed but stagnating economy;…
Long Term Care Regulation in the States: A Systemic Perspective
In recent years there has been growing interest in differing state roles in the regulation of the health care industry. Most of this attention has stressed the impact of regulatory policy with only superficial attention directed towards understanding the extent to which states can be counted on to act effectively in the area of health care regulation. Using the regulation of nursing homes as a focus, this study evaluates a variety of sociocultura…
Durable Governors as Political Leaders: Should We Limit Tenure
“Durable governors,” that is, governors who have had more than eight years of continuous service and won three or more elections in the past four decades, are of major importance for debates over limits on gubernatorial tenure. This study examines hypotheses regarding the socioeconomic, political, and individual characteristics associated with the emergence of durable governors and their degree of political success during their later terms of off…
State Health Policies, Federalism, and the Elderly
This article examines recent state health policy efforts for the elderly and their implications for future federal and state roles. States have been particularly active in creating programs to address the needs of the chronically ill and in seeking to modify regulatory policies and promote private sector efforts. Those efforts have involved relatively autonomous state programs as well as programs developed within the intergovernmental system. To …
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