Many think that under our constitutional system, the President must have the authority to
control all government officials who implement the laws.'The text, structure, and history of the …

O VER twenty years after its birth, the US Supreme Court's decision in Chevron USA v.
Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.'shows no sign of losing its influence. On the …

The structure of standing law in the federal courts has long been criticized as incoherent. It
has been described as" permeated with sophistry,"'as" a word game played by secret rules," …

Fully revised for a second edition, this essential guide provides a concise and accessible
overview of the public policy process: agenda-setting, policy formulation, decision-making …

Science has been the thorn in the side of environmental policymakers since the dawn of
environmental law. 1 Sound environmental policy cannot be developed without some …

In the past 15 years a scholarly debate has developed in the United States over the question
“Who controls the bureaucracy?” Some have argued that Congress has a dominant …

For a decade, public administration and management literature has featured a riveting story:
the transformation of the field's orientation from an old paradigm to a new one. While many …

There are no provisions in administrative law for regulating the flow of information entering
or leaving the system, or for ensuring that regulatory participants can keep up with a rising …

USA, Inc v Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc,'one of the most important rulings in the
past quarter century in American public law.'Chevron famously established a two-step …

In the never-ending project to build a better regulatory state mousetrap, two of the most
seductive reinvention models to emerge over the past few decades have been market …