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The Obama Administration's Challenges after the "War on Science": Reforming Staffing Practices and Protecting Scientific Integrity in the Executive Branch

Vaughn, Justin S. ; Villalobos, José D.

The Review of policy research, 2009-11, Vol.26 (6), p.803-819 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc

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The Obama Administration's Challenges after the "War on Science": Reforming Staffing Practices and Protecting Scientific Integrity in the Executive Branch
Autor: Vaughn, Justin S. ; Villalobos, José D.
Assuntos: executive ; Implementation ; Leadership ; Management ; Nominations for office ; Obama, Barack ; Policy Making ; Policy Reform ; Political aspects ; politicization ; Presidency ; Presidents ; Public policy ; Reforms ; Science ; Science and state ; Science and Technology ; Science Policy ; scientific integrity ; Technology ; Technology and state ; Technology policy ; United States ; United States of America ; vacancies ; war on science
É parte de: The Review of policy research, 2009-11, Vol.26 (6), p.803-819
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Descrição: In this article, we examine the difficult leadership position President Barack Obama inherited as he took office with respect to science and technology policy making and implementation, particularly following the Bush administration and years of the so‐called “war on science.” We contend that the Obama administration's challenge is not only to take substantive policy action, but also to reform certain administrative practices, particularly in light of the previous administration's practice of the politics of strategic vacancies, a managerial technique that rearranges an agency's ideological inclinations not through the usual forms of active politicization (i.e., by filling the appointee ranks with like‐minded ideologues) but instead by “starving” the agency of staff and co‐opting its agenda that way.
Editor: Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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The Obama Administration's Challenges after the "War on Science": Reforming Staffing Practices and Protecting Scientific Integrity in the Executive Branch

Vaughn, Justin S. ; Villalobos, José D.

Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc

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