Donald H Haider
Biographic Data
| ID | 4123022 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald H Haider |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald H |
| FAMILY NAME | Haider |
| SIGNATURE | HAIDER D H |
| AFFILIATIONS | U.S. Department of the Treasury |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Intergovernmental Redirection
Intergovernmental reformers have long attempted to remedy the system's more apparent defects, especially the recent buildup in federal-state-local relations as Washington's involvement became broader and deeper. These remedies have included incremental and procedural changes, rationalization of federal aid and program delivery instruments, and total overhaul of the system through functional realignment. Efforts in the past have proved only margin…
Presidential Transitions: Critical, if Not Decisive
Sayre and Kaufman Revisited: New York City Government Since 1965
In 1965, Sayre and Kaufman concluded their introduction to Governing New York City with the following question: "What other large American city is as democratically and as well-governed?" This article seeks to explain the apparent failure of the government of New York City in the post-1965 period and suggests that the pluralists' model of city government identified by Sayre and Kaufman failed due to the highly disaggregative fashion in which the …
A Rank Order of Eateries: A Chicago Stochastic Model
The hands of men took hold and tugged And the breaths of men went into the junk And the junk stood up into skyscrapers and asked Who am I? Am I a city? Carl Sandburg-“The Windy City” Robert Merriam, picking up where his father left off, once indicated that it would take 50 years for an aroused citizenry to root out corruption in Chicago. It has taken at least that long to upgrade Chicago's restaurants. Several decades ago, top gourmet societies l…
Governors and Mayors View the Poverty Program
Essay| November 01 1971 Governors and Mayors View the Poverty Program Donald H. Haider Donald H. Haider Lecturer in Political Science, Columbia University Donald H. Haider taught at City College of New York and at New University before joining the Columbai University faculty in 1969. He served as special assistant to Massachusetts Senator Edward M. kennedy (1968–1969) and as a staff associate on academic and minority affairs at Columbia Universit…
Governors and Mayors View the Poverty Program
Essay| November 01 1971 Governors and Mayors View the Poverty Program Donald H. Haider Donald H. Haider Lecturer in Political Science, Columbia University Donald H. Haider taught at City College of New York and at New University before joining the Columbai University faculty in 1969. He served as special assistant to Massachusetts Senator Edward M. kennedy (1968–1969) and as a staff associate on academic and minority affairs at Columbia Universit…
A Rank Order of Eateries: A Chicago Stochastic Model
The hands of men took hold and tugged And the breaths of men went into the junk And the junk stood up into skyscrapers and asked Who am I? Am I a city? Carl Sandburg-“The Windy City” Robert Merriam, picking up where his father left off, once indicated that it would take 50 years for an aroused citizenry to root out corruption in Chicago. It has taken at least that long to upgrade Chicago's restaurants. Several decades ago, top gourmet societies l…
Sayre and Kaufman Revisited: New York City Government Since 1965
In 1965, Sayre and Kaufman concluded their introduction to Governing New York City with the following question: "What other large American city is as democratically and as well-governed?" This article seeks to explain the apparent failure of the government of New York City in the post-1965 period and suggests that the pluralists' model of city government identified by Sayre and Kaufman failed due to the highly disaggregative fashion in which the …
Presidential Transitions: Critical, if Not Decisive
Intergovernmental Redirection
Intergovernmental reformers have long attempted to remedy the system's more apparent defects, especially the recent buildup in federal-state-local relations as Washington's involvement became broader and deeper. These remedies have included incremental and procedural changes, rationalization of federal aid and program delivery instruments, and total overhaul of the system through functional realignment. Efforts in the past have proved only margin…
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