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Smoking and Politics: Policy Making and the Federal Bureaucracy

The Western Political QuarterlyPublished 1 December 1970
Robert S. Lorch, A. Lee Fritschler
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Abstract

1. Cigarettes and the Policy Process. 2. Smoking and Administrative Politics. 3. The Advisory Committee and New Policy Directions. 4. Development of Administrative Policy-Making Powers. 5. Procedures Used in Administrative Policy Making. 6. The Rule-Making Hearings. 7. Congressional Power and Agency Policy Making. 8. Congress and the Bureaucracy: A Balance of Power? 9. The Bureaucracy and Democratic Policy Making. Appendix I: Chronology of Important Events in the Cigarette Regulation Controversy. Appendix II: Federal Trade Commission's Trade Regulation Rule on Cigarette Labeling and Advertising (29 FR 8325) Subchapter D - Trade Regulation Rules. Suggestions for Further Reading. Index.

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