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Book Title
Private Interest, Public Policy and American Agriculture
Publication Name
Private Interests, Public Policy, and American Agriculture
Title
Private Interest, Public Policy and American Agriculture
Author
William P. Browne
Format
Trade Paperback
EAN
9780700603350
ISBN
9780700603350
Publisher
University Press of Kansas
Genre
Technology & Engineering
Topic
Science Nature & Math
Release Date
29/02/1988
Release Year
1988
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Publication Year
1988
Type
Textbook
Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Number of Pages
312 Pages

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Agriculture is at a critical juncture. The Food Security Act of 1985, which was intended to reduce surpluses by making American farm products more competitive in world markets, has not yet succeeded. Food imports have outstripped food exports. Huge grain surpluses continue to pile up. Because many farmers and economists fault federal agricultural policies for the current predicament, this book examines how recent policies, like the 1985 law, have been made and focuses on the key role that private interests play in the policy process. Not only does Browne give us the first comprehensive study of all of the organized interests at work in agricultural policymaking, but he also makes an important contribution to understanding the interaction of organized interests in the American political process. His book should appeal to a wide audience composed of those interested in agriculture, policy process, and interest group behavior. In the early 1980s, 128 separate organizations employed Washington-based lobbyists who regularly worked to influence agricultural policies. Many other organizations periodically lobbied in agriculture. The general farm organizations have been joined by commodity organizations, trade associations, corporate spokesmen, farm activists, industry lobbyists, consumer groups, environmentalists, and advocates of a variety of food-related programs. Long gone are the days when the farm bloc preordained policy outcomes and when students of American politics looked upon agriculture as a classic example of the "iron triangle" or self-governing subsystem of interest groups, bureaucrats, and legislators. Now the policymaking process is fragmented by the clamor from competing organized interest groups, and the policy makers responded by fashioning piecemeal policy with no seeming thought to unity of purpose. In an attempt to throw light on what actually happens in Washington, Browne explains what groups and interests are active in agricultural policymaking, what strategy and tactics they employ, and why some have more influence than others. One of Browne's conclusions is that a surprising number of agricultural issues are uninfluenced by the interest groups because they ignore them. For nearly a decade William P. Browne has studied the major farm organizations, congressional hearings and records related to agricultural issues, and the American Agricultural Movement. But perhaps his richest source of information has been extensive interviews with lobbyists, executives, and grassroots activists during and just after the 1985 farm bill debates. In the course of his research, Browne sought to learn how interest groups behave in deciding their policy priorities and how this behavior actually relates to influence over the desired policy outcomes.

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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700603352
ISBN-13
9780700603350
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1058015

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Author
William P. Browne
Publication Name
Private Interests, Public Policy, and American Agriculture
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
1988
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
312 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Hd1761.B73 1988
Reviews
"The author provides students of agricultural policy and political science a sophisticated treatment and excellent reference on the labyrinth of contemporary policy making in agriculture."-- American Journal of Agricultural Economics "Browne has produced the kind of work--and expressed it all so clearly and concisely--that should be read by every student of interest group politics."-- Policy Studies Journal "This book will become a classic in its field."-- Choice, "This is the most comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of modern agricultural interest behavior ever produced. . . . Its dissection of the process out of which the 1985 omnibus farm legislation emerged is surgical in its precision and clarity."-- James T. Bonnen , past president, American Agricultural Economics Association "Browne has revealed a new wave of interest representation, starkly new in its participants, milieu, goals, and techniques. it becomes all the more fascinating in a historical context, which Browne provides. Once again agricultural politics has given us remarkable insights into the American system."-- Don F. Hadwiger , author of The Politics of Agricultural Research "This is the most sophisticated treatment we have ever had of the interest politics of agricultural policy. Browne does a splendid job of sorting out the different types of interested parties, identifying their roots, and showing the constraints under which they operate. He makes a persuasive case that no one group or combination of groups is likely to dominate farm policy, that coalitions among farm interests tend to be short-lived, and that the 'iron triangles' so often cited in political science literature have been vulnerable to many other influences. This work will serve as a model for future investigators, not only of agricultural policy and politics, but in other policy areas as well."-- Robert H. Salisbury , author of Citizen Participation in the Public Schools, "The author provides students of agricultural policy and political science a sophisticated treatment and excellent reference on the labyrinth of contemporary policy making in agriculture."American Journal of Agricultural Economics "Browne has produced the kind of workand expressed it all so clearly and conciselythat should be read by every student of interest group politics."Policy Studies Journal "This book will become a classic in its field."Choice, "This is the most comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of modern agricultural interest behavior ever produced. . . . Its dissection of the process out of which the 1985 omnibus farm legislation emerged is surgical in its precision and clarity."James T. Bonnen , past president, American Agricultural Economics Association "Browne has revealed a new wave of interest representation, starkly new in its participants, milieu, goals, and techniques. it becomes all the more fascinating in a historical context, which Browne provides. Once again agricultural politics has given us remarkable insights into the American system."Don F. Hadwiger , author of The Politics of Agricultural Research "This is the most sophisticated treatment we have ever had of the interest politics of agricultural policy. Browne does a splendid job of sorting out the different types of interested parties, identifying their roots, and showing the constraints under which they operate. He makes a persuasive case that no one group or combination of groups is likely to dominate farm policy, that coalitions among farm interests tend to be short-lived, and that the iron trianglesso often cited in political science literature have been vulnerable to many other influences. This work will serve as a model for future investigators, not only of agricultural policy and politics, but in other policy areas as well."Robert H. Salisbury , author of Citizen Participation in the Public Schools, "This is the most comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of modern agricultural interest behavior ever produced. . . . Its dissection of the process out of which the 1985 omnibus farm legislation emerged is surgical in its precision and clarity."- James T. Bonnen , past president, American Agricultural Economics Association "Browne has revealed a new wave of interest representation, starkly new in its participants, milieu, goals, and techniques. it becomes all the more fascinating in a historical context, which Browne provides. Once again agricultural politics has given us remarkable insights into the American system."- Don F. Hadwiger , author of The Politics of Agricultural Research "This is the most sophisticated treatment we have ever had of the interest politics of agricultural policy. Browne does a splendid job of sorting out the different types of interested parties, identifying their roots, and showing the constraints under which they operate. He makes a persuasive case that no one group or combination of groups is likely to dominate farm policy, that coalitions among farm interests tend to be short-lived, and that the 'iron triangles' so often cited in political science literature have been vulnerable to many other influences. This work will serve as a model for future investigators, not only of agricultural policy and politics, but in other policy areas as well."- Robert H. Salisbury , author of Citizen Participation in the Public Schools
Table of Content
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction -Why Agriculture as a Policy Arena? -Purpose of the Book -The Following Chapters 2. The Agricultural Lobby -Early Policy Context -The Nonpolicy Component -Lobbying and the Food and Fiber System -Who Matters Most in the 1980s? -Policy and Interests: Some Conclusions 3. The Policy Process and Interest Representation -Lobbyists and the Policy Process -The Substance and Style of Lobbying -The Organization of Agricultural Interests 4. Agrarian Protest and a Grassroots Lobby -The American Agriculture Movement -A Split in the Ranks -Proliferating Organizations and Farmer Services -A Strategy and Ideology of Protest -Media Sweethearts: Policy Implications 5. Producers in Washington -What Is the Producer Lobby? -Issue Involvement -Policy Implications of a Fragmented Farm Lobby 6. Agribusiness: Lobbying and Adjustment -A Political Reticence? -Conflicting Interests 7. The Other Lobby: Private Views with a Public Interest -The Emergence of an Ex/Al Lobby -Changes within the Ex/Al Lobby -Producer and Agribusiness Support -Creating a Policy Impact 8. Consultants and Experts -Using Consultants -Consultants as Technicians -Consultants as Political Operatives -Who Hires Consultants? -Agricultural Experts and Research Foundations -A Final Comment 9. Coalition Politics: Dilemmas and Choices -Coalition Benefits and Their Organizational Format -The Growth of Multiple-Interest Coalitions -Coalition Building 10. Issues, Interests, and Public Officials -Private Interests and Public Posturing -Being Involved -Measuring Policy Involvement -Summary Observation 11. Private Interests and the Food Security Act of 1985 -Farm Bill Politics -The Setting for 1985 Legislation -Initial Stages: Academics and Agrarians -Regrouping: General Farm Organizations -Maintaining the High Ground: Commodity Groups -In and Out: Agribusiness Reformers -Other Parts of the Puzzle -Importance of Farm Bills 12. On Influencing Public Policy -Agricultural Policymaking -Some Concerns about Group Theory -Managing the New Universe of Organized Interests Appendix A. Respondent Organizations by Category Appendix B. Interview Outline for Interest Respondents Appendix C. Agricultural Policy Decisions, 1980-1985 Notes Index
Copyright Date
1988
Topic
Public Policy / General, Agriculture / General
Lccn
87-023131
Dewey Decimal
338.1/873
Intended Audience
College Audience
Dewey Edition
19
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Political Science

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