politics and administrationa study in government

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3、ATION A Study in Government BY FRANK J. GOODNOW, A.M., LL.D. ticularly from a consideration of political condi- tions as they now exist in the United States, that the formal governmental system as set forth in the law is

4、 not always the same as the actual sys- tem. jpThe attempt is also made to indicate what changes in the formal system of the United States must be made, in order to make the actual system conform, more closely than it do

5、es at present, tc the political ideas upon which the formal system i isbased.| This attempt has involved an analysis of the operations of government and a consideration of their interrelations, together with a study of t

6、he position of the political party and of its leaders, whom we are beginning to call “ bosses.“ The concrete remedies proposed are first, a greater centralization of our state administrative system, following the model o

7、f the national admin- istrative system, in the hope of taking from the vi PREFACE vast mass of administrative authorities the power which they now have of obstructing the execution of state laws, and of thus making it po

8、ssible to relieve such administrative authorities from politi- cal tests for holding office ; and, second, the sub- jection of the political party, as a political organ recognized by law, to an effective public control,