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The paper examines the role and involvement of the US federal government in disaster response and relief within the United States.

A discussion of how changes in public administration can be more productive.

Looks at the National Incident Management System (NIMS), which operates in conjunction with the National Response Framework (NRF).

Argues for flexible schedules for federal employees in the Washington D.C. area.

An in-depth analysis of bureaucracies to determine whether excessive bureaucratic power is inevitable.

Proposes a qualitative study to identify issues relating to uninsured and underinsured youth in the U.S.

A review of two articles on social planning; one by Chris M. Herbst and the other by Dr. Matthew Dalbey.

This paper focuses on the information a counselor would need to gather in order to work in a specific city.

Looks at the performance of the federal government from the perspective of the electorate and the bureaucratic public administration.

A discussion on whether U.S. health care can be considered a "system" as defined by the literature.