The homeland security bureaucracy.

The Bush administration had little choice but to create a bureaucracy to confront the threat of international terrorism. This bureaucracy has enjoyed some successes, but the vast scope of the Department of Homeland Security's responsibilities and its failure to develop crucial tasks for most of its...

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Published in:	Public Interest no. 156; pp. 71 - 86
Main Author:	Lehrer, Eli
Format:	Article
Published:	Public Interest Summer 2004
Subjects:	United States. Dept. of Homeland Security United States. Federal Emergency Management Agency Counterterrorism United States
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