Provisional Precedent: Protecting Flexibility in Administrative Policymaking

Understanding and Modelling Flexibility in Administrative Processes

Aiming to provide a platform for collaboration across agencies and to design appropriate IT support for the variety of administrative processes and decision making, concepts need to go beyond current approaches in business process modelling as well as workflow and record management. Drawing on these approaches, we suggest to focus on the unique tasks and activities of each actor involved and to...

Protecting Unionized Employees Against Discrimination: The Fourth Circuit's Misinterpretation of Supreme Court Precedent

Precedent in the Making

Policymaking by Other Means: Do States Use Administrative Barriers to Limit Access to Medicaid?

While politicians wage legislative battles about welfare benefits, bureaucratic procedures represent a less visible means to shape access to those benefits. By constructing complex and time-consuming application procedures, the state can effectively create administrative barriers that limit access to benefits. What explains the variation in the level of administrative burden that individuals fa...

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