George C S Benson
Biographic Data
| ID | 999156 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George C S Benson |
| GIVEN NAMES | George C S |
| FAMILY NAME | Benson |
| SIGNATURE | BENSON G C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Political Corruption in America
Shortchanging the Public
Political Corruption in America
Journal Article Political Corruption in America. By George C. S. Benson, Steven A. Maaranen, and Alan Heslop. (Lexington, Mass.: Heath, 1978. xviii + 339 pp. Notes, bibliography, and index. $21.95.) Get access Leo Hershkowitz Leo Hershkowitz Queens College, CUNY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 66, Issue 2, September 1979, Pages 366–367, https://doi.org/10.2307/1900893 Pu…
William S. Stokes
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Governmental Policy and International Education
The Assistant Secretaries: Problems and Processes of Appointment
Trends in Intergovernmental Relations
Trends in intergovernmental relations have not been a simple move from "layer cake" to "marble cake." There were many federal-state and federal-state-local rela tionships in the nineteenth century, although it is true that strict construction theories were held by most presidents. The responsibilities between states and localities were never clear-cut. Grants-in-aid have been the major factor in alter ing the situation in the twentieth century. T…
Presidential Timber: The Story of How Presidential Candidates Are Nominated
Essays in Federalism
Intergovernmental Relations in Review
Intergovernmental Relations as Seen by Public Officials
The Security Aspects of Immigration Work
Participation in Union Locals
Reflections on International Administration
Prediction and Penal Methods
Report of the Commissioners of Prisons, 1953
A Note on Scottish Prisons
Punishments in Prisons and Borstals
The Report of the Prison Commissioners for 1949
The Principles of Scientific Research
American State and Local Government
Policy and Administration
American City Government
A Plea for Administrative Decentralization
THE postwar federal budget is approximately forty billion dollars. The last prewar federal budget was approximately nine billions. Annual expenditures of state and local governments combined have remained roughly stable over this period and amount to about thirteen billions. The implication in terms of political centralization is obvious. With federal expenditures rising from 70 to 300 per cent of the outlay of all other governmental units, a new…
Federal Government
Shortchanging the Public
State Constitutional Development in 1935
The year 1935-being one of the alternate years during which state politicians exert their persuasive talents in the capitols and not on the hustings-witnessed 44 regular and 21 special sessions of state legislatures. And only the Virginians entirely eschewed both regular and special legislating for the twelve-month period. But despite the 7,400 zealous legislators busily law-bent, and the thousands of new statutes now ornamenting the statute-book…
State and Local Government Standardized Accounting—Reporting—Auditing, published recently by the Kansas Legislative Council
State Control of Local Finance in Massachusetts
Uniform State Action: A Possible Substitute for Centralization. W. Brooke Graves
State Constitutional Development in 1935
The year 1935-being one of the alternate years during which state politicians exert their persuasive talents in the capitols and not on the hustings-witnessed 44 regular and 21 special sessions of state legislatures. And only the Virginians entirely eschewed both regular and special legislating for the twelve-month period. But despite the 7,400 zealous legislators busily law-bent, and the thousands of new statutes now ornamenting the statute-book…
Local Democracy and Crime Control. A. C. Millspaugh
State Constitutional Development in 1936
Something more aggressive than the laws of probability determined the fate of state constitutional amendments last year. Yea-sayers dominated nay-sayers in the ratio of three to two. Ninety amendments of the 158 under consideration in 35 states received the electoral imprimatur. In this general mood of acceptance, only California was steadfastly negativistic, rejecting 16 of the 20 proposed changes. Louisianians, on the other hand, took practical…
Interstate Cooperation
Journal Article INTERSTATE COOPERATION Get access GEORGE C. S. BENSON GEORGE C. S. BENSON University of Michigan Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 1, Issue 1, January 1937, Pages 123–126, https://doi.org/10.1086/265045 Published: 01 January 1937
Federal-State Personnel Relations
T HE rapidly expanding literature of public administration has wisely ignored much of the old-line political science which was one of its several parents. It has not worried itself greatly about sovereignty or pluralism or academic distinctions between types of states, and has thus avoided much confused metaphysical thinking, all unrelated to reality. At the same time, however, public administration should be alert to pick up any political scienc…
Internal Administrative Organization
this sphere. In the lower levels of public administration, on the other hand, political considerations are less omnipresent, reorganization is easier and more frequent, and the process both of experimentation and of improvement is less complicated. It is on these lower levels that purely organizational principles can be most readily observed and tested, and yet the problems on these levels have been least studied and discussed. It is hoped that t…
Administrative Regulation Within Federal Departments
A Plea for Administrative Decentralization
THE postwar federal budget is approximately forty billion dollars. The last prewar federal budget was approximately nine billions. Annual expenditures of state and local governments combined have remained roughly stable over this period and amount to about thirteen billions. The implication in terms of political centralization is obvious. With federal expenditures rising from 70 to 300 per cent of the outlay of all other governmental units, a new…
Federal Government
American City Government
Policy and Administration
The Report of the Prison Commissioners for 1949
The Principles of Scientific Research
American State and Local Government
Punishments in Prisons and Borstals
A Note on Scottish Prisons
Report of the Commissioners of Prisons, 1953
Prediction and Penal Methods
Participation in Union Locals
Reflections on International Administration
The Security Aspects of Immigration Work
Intergovernmental Relations in Review
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