Pork barrel politics : rivers and harbors legislation, 1947-1968 /
Material type: TextSeries: Mittler CollectionPublisher: Stanford, California Stanford University Press 1974Description: xiv, 288 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0804708541
- 9780804708548
- United States Army Corps of Engineers -- Civil functions
- United States. Congress -- Committees
- Water resources development -- United States -- Finance
- Water resources development -- United States -- Law and legislation
- River engineering -- United States -- Finance
- Harbors -- United States -- Design and construction
- Harbors -- United States -- Finance
- Harbors -- United States -- Law and legislation
- River engineering -- United States -- Law and legislation
- 328/.73/077
- HE393 .F47
- S LLAW.030.b.e.c.02 FerJ 1974 ASFPM
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [277]-280) and index.
Part 1. How projects are chosen -- 1. The evaluation of water projects -- 2. Benefit-cost analysis -- 3. Political benefits and political costs -- Part 2. The appropriations process for the Corps of Engineers -- 4. The making of the Corps of Engineers' budget -- 5. The House response to the budget request -- 6. The Senate's response to the Corps' budget -- 7. The conference committee -- Part 3. The distribution of Corps of Engineers' construction projects -- 8. Committee effect on project choice: the House Public Works Committee -- 9. Committee effects on project choice: the House Appropriations Committee -- 10. The Senate committees and the Corps of Engineers' expenditures -- Conclusion. Comments on a theory of congressional behavior on divisible policies.
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