Charles Wise
Biographic Data
| ID | 4399315 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles Wise |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles |
| FAMILY NAME | Wise |
| SIGNATURE | WISE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Ohio State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Federalism Theories and Principles of the US Supreme Court—Implications for National and State Powers and Public Policy and Administration
This article reviews and analyzes the federalism theories and principles that the US Supreme Court has employed during various eras and compares and contrasts them. It does this by specifying the major theoretical frameworks that have been proposed for Supreme Court federalism decision making and then examines how the Supreme Court has employed their components during various eras. It then draws implications for public policy and administration a…
Shifting Boundaries between the Public and Private Sectors
What are the differences between the public and private sectors as well as their interrelationships in light of the recent financial crisis? Has the global economic crisis fundamentally shifted the boundaries between the two sectors? This essay examines the nature and extent of the shift. The authors present an analysis of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to highlight the massive transformations that are taking place and to introduce less…
Judicial Federalism
Throughout history, the courts have played a key role in determining the nature of the intergovernmental system in the United States. In particular, the Federal Courts haw been the central arbiter in deciding between assertions of national authority and state claims to protection from federal encroachment. The Courts have been asked time and again to choose between Constitutional commands supporting the national government on the one hand and com…
Intergovernmental Relations and Federalism in Environmental Management and Policy
Although issue of intergovernmental relations has occupied a position of central importance in public administration, federalism policy has only episodically been addressed as an issue of national importance by Congress and president. At present time, however, political branches of federal government are engaged in an intense and fundamental policy debate in domestic policy areas as diverse as welfare and criminal justice over how to assign respo…
Substantive and Procedural Dilemmas in Congressional Ethics
A series of highly publicized cases of ethical violations in Congress has produced a concerted reexamination of Congress's ethics processes. This article reviews the key arguments promoted by advocates for reforming Congress and examines the substantive and procedural dilemmas confronting members of Congress as they attempt to respond to calls for reform. These dilemmas are illustrated by examining a number of recent ethical cases in Congress. We…
Activities and Appointments
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Is Federalism Dead or Alive in the Supreme Court? Implications for Public Administrators
In What State Is the Discipline
Learning about terrorism
This paper surveys the various activities of the Study Group on International Terrorism at the University of Oklahoma. The Study Group has employed the following phases in analyzing a form of conflict that has increasingly seized the world's headlines and challenged the capacity of governments to meet a particularly insidious type of political violence. In PHASE I, Ascertaining the Scope of the Investigation, problems related to defining “terrori…
Judicial Federalism
Throughout history, the courts have played a key role in determining the nature of the intergovernmental system in the United States. In particular, the Federal Courts haw been the central arbiter in deciding between assertions of national authority and state claims to protection from federal encroachment. The Courts have been asked time and again to choose between Constitutional commands supporting the national government on the one hand and com…
Intergovernmental Relations and Federalism in Environmental Management and Policy
Although issue of intergovernmental relations has occupied a position of central importance in public administration, federalism policy has only episodically been addressed as an issue of national importance by Congress and president. At present time, however, political branches of federal government are engaged in an intense and fundamental policy debate in domestic policy areas as diverse as welfare and criminal justice over how to assign respo…
Is Federalism Dead or Alive in the Supreme Court? Implications for Public Administrators
Shifting Boundaries between the Public and Private Sectors
What are the differences between the public and private sectors as well as their interrelationships in light of the recent financial crisis? Has the global economic crisis fundamentally shifted the boundaries between the two sectors? This essay examines the nature and extent of the shift. The authors present an analysis of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to highlight the massive transformations that are taking place and to introduce less…
Learning about terrorism
This paper surveys the various activities of the Study Group on International Terrorism at the University of Oklahoma. The Study Group has employed the following phases in analyzing a form of conflict that has increasingly seized the world's headlines and challenged the capacity of governments to meet a particularly insidious type of political violence. In PHASE I, Ascertaining the Scope of the Investigation, problems related to defining “terrori…
Learning about terrorism
This paper surveys the various activities of the Study Group on International Terrorism at the University of Oklahoma. The Study Group has employed the following phases in analyzing a form of conflict that has increasingly seized the world's headlines and challenged the capacity of governments to meet a particularly insidious type of political violence. In PHASE I, Ascertaining the Scope of the Investigation, problems related to defining “terrori…
In What State Is the Discipline
Activities and Appointments
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Is Federalism Dead or Alive in the Supreme Court? Implications for Public Administrators
Substantive and Procedural Dilemmas in Congressional Ethics
A series of highly publicized cases of ethical violations in Congress has produced a concerted reexamination of Congress's ethics processes. This article reviews the key arguments promoted by advocates for reforming Congress and examines the substantive and procedural dilemmas confronting members of Congress as they attempt to respond to calls for reform. These dilemmas are illustrated by examining a number of recent ethical cases in Congress. We…
Intergovernmental Relations and Federalism in Environmental Management and Policy
Although issue of intergovernmental relations has occupied a position of central importance in public administration, federalism policy has only episodically been addressed as an issue of national importance by Congress and president. At present time, however, political branches of federal government are engaged in an intense and fundamental policy debate in domestic policy areas as diverse as welfare and criminal justice over how to assign respo…
Judicial Federalism
Throughout history, the courts have played a key role in determining the nature of the intergovernmental system in the United States. In particular, the Federal Courts haw been the central arbiter in deciding between assertions of national authority and state claims to protection from federal encroachment. The Courts have been asked time and again to choose between Constitutional commands supporting the national government on the one hand and com…
Shifting Boundaries between the Public and Private Sectors
What are the differences between the public and private sectors as well as their interrelationships in light of the recent financial crisis? Has the global economic crisis fundamentally shifted the boundaries between the two sectors? This essay examines the nature and extent of the shift. The authors present an analysis of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to highlight the massive transformations that are taking place and to introduce less…
Federalism Theories and Principles of the US Supreme Court—Implications for National and State Powers and Public Policy and Administration
This article reviews and analyzes the federalism theories and principles that the US Supreme Court has employed during various eras and compares and contrasts them. It does this by specifying the major theoretical frameworks that have been proposed for Supreme Court federalism decision making and then examines how the Supreme Court has employed their components during various eras. It then draws implications for public policy and administration a…
Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Law (5 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (4 works) · Federalism (4 works) · Legal and Constitutional Studies (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · New Federalism (3 works)