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Legitimate Governance Within the State

2000
The theory of the state is traditionally a theory of law in a social context. Since the state is a relatively recent phenomenon, theorizing about it only started at the beginning of this century. Georg Jellinek’s ‘Allgemeine Staatslehre’, published in 1900, is often seen as the official starting point.
Dorbeck-Jung, Barbel R., de Jong, H.M.
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Governments Against States

International Political Science Review, 2007
Although state failure has assumed considerable importance in the post-cold-war world, attempts to predict its occurrence statistically have not been very successful. Such attempts rely on off-the-shelf data collected for other purposes. To predict state failure, we need data more specific to the problem.
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State governments.

The state of health care in America, 1994
States have set up purchasing groups, mandated community rating, and set limits on health care costs among other programs to improve health care.
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State Government Internships

Public Administration Review, 1979
complete definition of an eligible degree is given in the "Presidential Management Intern Program Guidance to Graduate Schools," U.S. Civil Service Commission/Bureau of Intergovernmental Personnel Programs, October 1978. 8. The 1978 PMIP "blue ribbon" panel was comprised of Donna Shalala, Assistant Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban ...
Arthur L. Finkle, Warren M. Barclay
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Understanding State Governance

2019
An excerpt from <em>Education, Equity, and the States</em> explores how education reform requires government reform.
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