Executive Policymaking: The Role of the OMB in the Presidency

ISBN-13: 9780815737957 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 323 str.

Spis treści

• Foreword
• The Honorable Jacob J. Lew
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction: Challenges and Opportunities for OMB Leadership in U.S. Policymaking Today
• The Honorable Jacob J. Lew
• 1. Understanding OMB's Role in Presidential Policymaking
• Meena Bose
• Part I: OMB and The Budget Process
• 2. OMB, the Presidency, and the Federal Budget
• James P. Pfiffner
• 3. The Office of Management and Budget and the Congressional Budget Process: The View from Capitol Hill
• Molly E. Reynolds
• 4. The President's Budget Powers in the Trump Era
• Eloise Pasachoff
• Part II: Central Clearance
• 5. OMB's Role Inside the White House
• Martha B. Coven
• 6. Projects Worth the Price: OMB and the Central Clearance of Legislation and Executive Orders
• Andrew Rudalevige
• 7. Learning from Failure: A "Failure CV" for the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
• Rachel Augustine Potter
• Part III: OMB—Managing the Bureaucracy (and Itself)
• 8. OMB in Its Management Role: Evidence from Surveys of Federal Executives
• David E. Lewis, Mark D. Richardson, and Eric Rosenthal
• 9. State of the Agency: Internal Developments at OMB
• Geovette E. Washington and Thomas E. Hitter
• 10. Guarding the Emperor's New Clothes: OMB, the Presidency, and the "Problem" of Neutral Competence in the Era of Trump
• Matthew J. Dickinson
• 11. Conclusion: OMB and Presidential Transitions: Building a More Effective Government through a Transformed Office of Management and Budget
• Kristine Simmons and Peter Kamocsai
• Appendix: BOB/OMB Directors 1921–2020
• Contributors
• Index