INTERGOVERNMENTAL IMPLEMENTATION MANDATES: A STUDY OF TWO LAND USE REGULATORY POLICIES |
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| Authors: | Donald C. Menzel |
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| Affiliation: | Donald C. Menzel is a Professor of Public Administration at the University of South Florida, Tampa. He is currently researching county government in Florida and the implementation of the 1985 Florida Growth Management Act. He has published in Public Administration Review, Social Science Quarterly, Western Political Quarterly, and Forum for Applied Research. |
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This paper examines the implementation mandates and experiences associated with two intergovernmental regulatory policies, one at the federal-state level and the other a t the state-control level. The policies are the Federal Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 and the Florida Growth Management Act of 1985. These experiences suggest that implementation mandates, a t least with respect to intergovernmental regulatory policies, are not as effective as logic and rational argument might dictate. |
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