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Logics of Legitimacy
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Logics of Legitimacy

by Margaret Stout
September 2017
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
325 pages
11h 32m
English
Routledge
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The Constitutional Tradition—Bureaucratic Accountability ◾  89
(Wamsley, Goodsell, et al. 1990, 42). More recently, it has been argued that there
is yet value to the mutual noninterference and subordination of administration
to political representatives ensured by the constitutional doctrine of the politics/
administration dichotomy (Overeem 2006).
In sum, the Constitutional Tradition honors the diering roles of politics and
administration within government, suggesting that the dening dierence is the
making of policy versus its implementation, although the line of demarcation is
not always clear (Barzelay and Armajani 1992; Blau and Meyer 1999; Finer 1935;
Goodnow 1900; Gulick 1937b; White 1926; Willoughby 1927; Wilson 1887
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