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Peer reviewedSpindler, Charles J.; Forrester, John P. – Urban Affairs Quarterly, 1993
Focuses on political and bureaucratic factors that retard the reform of U.S. economic development policy. Several models for economic development are examined, as are the policy preferences among them. A typology is presented of different development policies integrating the various political, bureaucratic, and environmental factors. (GLR)
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Change Strategies, Cooperation, Economic Change
