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10 - Public Policy and Political Dysfunction

The Policyscape, Policy Maintenance, and Oversight

from Part III - Anxieties of Governance

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 May 2019

By
Suzanne Mettler  and
Claire Leavitt
Edited by
Frances E. Lee  and
Nolan McCarty
Frances E. Lee
Affiliation:
University of Maryland, College Park
Nolan McCarty
Affiliation:
Princeton University, New Jersey
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Summary

We provide an overview of the concept of the “policyscape,” a dense network of policies that structure the current political order, and then assess its relationship with four aspects of American institutional behavior: the creation of new policies; the maintenance of existing policies and programs; policy “thickening” that may lead to additional gridlock and dysfunction during what is an already laborious lawmaking process; and the monitoring of the current policyscape through executive oversight in Congress. We address, among other questions, why new and broad-reaching policy reforms have been scarce in recent years; why Congress has failed to update extant policies in accordance with social, economic, political, and technological developments; and how partisan polarization has affected Congress’ ability to oversee policy implementation and hold the executive branch accountable for administrative failures.

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Public policypolicy maintenance (or development)policy feedbackpolicyscapeoversight
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Can America Govern Itself? , pp. 238
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2019

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