Publius: the journal of federalism

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  Año 2002, Vol. 32, Número 1. Dedicado a: Federalism and Surface Transportation

  • Federalism and Surface Transportation: Introduction

    Bruce D. McDowell, Sheldon Edner

    págs. 1-5

    

  • Surface-Transportation Funding in a New Century: Assessing One Slice of the Federal Marble Cake

    Sheldon Edner, Bruce D. McDowell

    págs. 7-24

    

  • Reforming the U.S. Department of Transportation: Challenges and Opportunities of the Government Performance and Results Act for Federal-State Relations

    Teresa Curristine

    págs. 25-44

    

  • Intergovernmental Lobbying for the Passage of TEA-21

    Joseph R. Marbach, J. Wesley Leckrone

    págs. 45-64

    

  • State and Local Government Officials' Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relationships in Surface Transportation Policy: 1987 and 2001

    Robert Jay Dilger

    págs. 65-85

    

  • Metropolitan Planning Organizations: Findings and Recommendations for Improving Transportation Planning

    Andrew R. Goetz, Paul Stephen Dempsey, Carl Larson

    págs. 87-105

    

  • Metropolitan Planning Organizations and the New Regionalism: The Case of Louisville

    Ronald K. Vogel, Norman Nezelkewicz

    págs. 107-129

    

  • Variations in the Use of Grant Discretion: The Case of ISTEA

    Patrick Fisher, David Nice

    págs. 131-142

    

  • Rail Mergers, Trade, and Federal Regulation in the United States and Canada

    Daniel Madar

    págs. 143-159

    

  • The Provision of Highways in Canada and the Federal Government

    Mathieu Turgeon, François Vaillancourt

    págs. 161-180