Symposium: public policy and organization termination: Introduction

International Journal of Public Administration

Volumn 20, Issue 12, 1997, Pages 2043-2066

  Daniels, Mark R ^a  

^a University of Memphis   (United States)

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EID: 61549090958     PISSN: 01900692     EISSN: 15324265     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/01900699708525286     Document Type: Article

References (44)

1. There are fourteen manuscripts referenced in this introduction published since 1976, not including the five articles in this symposium.
2. Peter, DeLeon. 1987. “ Policy Termination as a Political Phenomenon ”. In The Politics of Program Evaluation, Edited by: Palumbo, Dennis. 173–199. Newbury Park, California: Sage Publications.
3. Eugene, Bardach. 1976. Policy Termination as a Political Process. Policy Sciences, 7: 123–131.
4. Brewe, Garry, and Deleon, Peter. 1983. The Foundations of Policy Analysis, Homewood, Illinois: The Dorsey Press.
5. Brewe, Garry. 1978. Termination: Hard Choices, Harder Questions. Public Administration Review, 38: 338–344.
6. Brewer and DeLeon. (note 4)
7. Jones, Charles O., 1984. An Introduction to the Study of Public Policy, Monterey, California: Brooks Cole Publishing Company.
8. Brewer and DeLeon. (note 4)
9. Bardach. (note 3)
10. DeLeon, Peter. 1983. Policy Evaluation and Program Termination. Policy Studies Review, 2 (4) May: 631–647.
11. Behn, Robert D., 1976. Closing the Massachusetts Public Training Schools. Policy Sciences, 7 (2) June: 151–171. Daniels, Mark R. “Organizational Termination and Policy Continuation: Closing the Oklahoma Public Training Schools.” Policy Sciences 28 (1995): 301-316
12. Behn. (note 11)
13. DeLeon, Peter. 1978. Public Policy Termination: An End and A Beginning. Policy Analysis, 4: 369–392.
14. DeLeon. (note 13)
15. Kaufman, Herbert. 1976. Are Government Organizations Immortal, Washington, D.C: The Brookings Institute. DeLeon, (note 13)
16. DeLeon. (note 13)
17. DeLeon. (note 13) Kaufman, (note 15)
18. DeLeon. (note 13)
19. DeLeon. (note 13)
20. Bardach. (note 3)
21. Bardach, Eugene. 1976. Policy Termination as a Political Process. Policy Sciences, 7 (2) June: 123–131. The following articles were included in the symposium: Biller, Robert P. “On Tolerating Policy and Organizational Termination: Some Design Considerations” pp. 133-149; Behn, Robert D. “Closing the Massachusetts Public Training Schools” pp. 151-171; Wallersetin, Michael B. “Terminating Entitlements: Vererans' Disability Benefits in the Depresson,” pp. 173-182; Shulsky, Abram N. “Abolishing the District of Columbia Motorcycle Squad,” pp. 183-197; Lambright, W. Henry, and Sapolsky, Harvey M. “Terminating Federal Research and Development Programs,” 1991-213; Bradley, Valerie J. “Policy Termination in Mental Health: The Hidden Agenda,” pp. 225-243; and, Ikle, Fred C. “The Prevention of Nuclear War in a World of Uncertainty,” pp. 245-250
22. Kaufman. 1976. 7 (2) June (note 15)
23. Kaufman, Herbert. 1985. Time, Chance and Organizations, Chatham, New Jersey: Chatham House Publishers.
24. Kaufman. 25 (note 23)
25. Kaufman. 55 (note 15)
26. Kaufman. 27 (note 23)
27. Ibid, 141
28. Ibid, 144–146.
29. Hines, Samuel M., 1987. Organizations and Evolution: A Review of Herbert Kaufman's Time, Chance and Organizations. Politics and the Life Sciences, 5: 266
30. White, Elliot. 1987. A Review of Time, Chance and Organizations: Natural Selection in a Perilous Environment. Politics and the Life Sciences, 5: 268
31. Mueller, Keith J., 1988. Federal Programs to Expire: The Case of Health Planning. Public Administration Review, 48 (3) May: 719–725. June
32. Daniels. (note 11)
33. DeLeon, Peter. 1978. “ A Theory of Policy Termination ”. In The Policy Cycle, 279–300. Beverly Hills, California: Sage Publications. DeLeon, (Note 13)
34. Frantz, Janet E., 1992. Reviving and Revising a Termination Model. Policy Sciences, 25: 175–189.
35. Daniels. (note 11)
36. DeLeon. (note 2)
37. 1992. Ibid, 25: 176
38. Cameron, James M., 1978. “ Ideology and Policy Termination: Restructuring California' Mental Health System ”. In The Policy Cycle, Beverly Hills, California: Sage Publications.
39. 1978. Ibid,: 316
40. DeLeon. 191 (note 2)
41. Behn. (note 11)
42. Behn, Robert D., Summer 1978. How to Terminate a Public Policy: A Dozen Hints for the Would be Terminator. Policy Analysis, 4 (3): 393–413.
43. Daniels, Mark R., 1996. Implementing Policy Termination: Health Care Reform in Tennessee. Policy Studies Review, 15 (3) forthcoming
44. Biller. 133 (note 21)