George G Wolohojian
Biographic Data
| ID | 4401099 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George G Wolohojian |
| GIVEN NAMES | George G |
| FAMILY NAME | Wolohojian |
| SIGNATURE | WOLOHOJIAN G G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Urban Studies, Bureau of Governmental Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Politics of Retrenchment: How Local Governments Manage Fiscal Stress
Levine, Rubin, and Wolohojian's study is an important addition to the urban politics and administration literature...The book fulfills its purpose; it is valuable for both urban administrators and students of urban administration.' -- Perspective, March 1983 '...provides valuable insights for urban theorists with a sociological interest in the political economy of retrenchment.' -- Contemporary Sociology, Vol 12 No 6, November 1983
The Politics of Retrenchment: How Local Governments Manage Fiscal Stress
Managing Organizational Retrenchament: Preconditions, Deficiencies, and Adaptations in the Public Sector
This article presents a discussion of the preconditions necessary for managing a contraction. It examines the constraints operative in the public sector which exclude or limit the availability of the prerequisites for public managers to effectively manage retrenchment. Then it describes how a public organization without these prerequisites behaves under conditions of fiscal stress by using a multistage model of public sector contraction that incl…
Resource Scarcity and the Reform Model: The Management of Retrenchment in Cincinnati and Oakland
The pluralist model of urban politics implicitly assumes expanding resources. In pluralist systems, resource expansion builds security and optimism about the future so that interest groups can bargain over increments without fear that their established expenditure base will be threatened. Growth in resources allows political maneuvering and bargaining to take place within the bonds of civility and provides politicians with the rewards necessary t…
The Politics of Retrenchment: How Local Governments Manage Fiscal Stress
Managing Organizational Retrenchament: Preconditions, Deficiencies, and Adaptations in the Public Sector
This article presents a discussion of the preconditions necessary for managing a contraction. It examines the constraints operative in the public sector which exclude or limit the availability of the prerequisites for public managers to effectively manage retrenchment. Then it describes how a public organization without these prerequisites behaves under conditions of fiscal stress by using a multistage model of public sector contraction that incl…
Resource Scarcity and the Reform Model: The Management of Retrenchment in Cincinnati and Oakland
The pluralist model of urban politics implicitly assumes expanding resources. In pluralist systems, resource expansion builds security and optimism about the future so that interest groups can bargain over increments without fear that their established expenditure base will be threatened. Growth in resources allows political maneuvering and bargaining to take place within the bonds of civility and provides politicians with the rewards necessary t…
The Politics of Retrenchment: How Local Governments Manage Fiscal Stress
Managing Organizational Retrenchament: Preconditions, Deficiencies, and Adaptations in the Public Sector
This article presents a discussion of the preconditions necessary for managing a contraction. It examines the constraints operative in the public sector which exclude or limit the availability of the prerequisites for public managers to effectively manage retrenchment. Then it describes how a public organization without these prerequisites behaves under conditions of fiscal stress by using a multistage model of public sector contraction that incl…
The Politics of Retrenchment: How Local Governments Manage Fiscal Stress
Levine, Rubin, and Wolohojian's study is an important addition to the urban politics and administration literature...The book fulfills its purpose; it is valuable for both urban administrators and students of urban administration.' -- Perspective, March 1983 '...provides valuable insights for urban theorists with a sociological interest in the political economy of retrenchment.' -- Contemporary Sociology, Vol 12 No 6, November 1983
Political science (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Retrenchment (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Fiscal Policies and Political Economy (2 works)