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Congress's Commissioners: Former Hill Staffers at the S.E.C and Other Independent Regulatory Commissions

Brian D. Feinstein M. T. Henderson

Yale Journal on Regulation (2021)

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Copy Citation: | Brian D. Feinstein and M. T. Henderson. "Congress's Commissioners: Former Hill Staffers at the S.E.C and Other Independent Regulatory Commissions." Yale Journal on Regulation 38, 1 (2021): 175. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3338092 . Brian D. Feinstein, and M. T. Henderson, Congress's Commissioners: Former Hill Staffers at the S.E.C and Other Independent Regulatory Commissions, 38 Yale Journal on Regulation 175 (2021).

Topics: Politics

Keywords: Independent Regulatory Commissions; Appointments; Executive Appointments; Congress

Who Conducts Oversight: Bill-Writers, Lifers, and Nailbiters

Brian D. Feinstein

Wayne Law Review (2018)

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Copy Citation: | and Brian D. Feinstein. "Who Conducts Oversight: Bill-Writers, Lifers, and Nailbiters." Wayne Law Review 64, (2018): 127. . Brian D. Feinstein, Who Conducts Oversight: Bill-Writers, Lifers, and Nailbiters, 64 Wayne Law Review 127 (2018).

Topics: Process

Keywords: Oversight; Congress; Bureaucracy; Oversight hearings

Congress in the Administrative State

Brian D. Feinstein

Washington University Law Review (2018)

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Copy Citation: | and Brian D. Feinstein. "Congress in the Administrative State." Washington University Law Review 95, (2018): 1189. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2943074 . Brian D. Feinstein, Congress in the Administrative State, 95 Washington University Law Review 1189 (2018).

Topics: Politics; Law

Keywords: Congressional oversight; Oversight; Infractions; Congress

The Wealth of Congress

Jonathan Klick

Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy (2017)

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Copy Citation: | and Jonathan Klick. "The Wealth of Congress." Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy 40, 3 (2017): 603. . Jonathan Klick, The Wealth of Congress, 40 Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy 603 (2017).

Topics: Politics

Keywords: Congress; Congress members; Wealth; Millionaires

Improving Regulatory Agenda-Setting

Cary Coglianese Daniel E. Walters

The Regulatory Review (2014)

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Copy Citation: | Cary Coglianese and Daniel E. Walters, "Improving Regulatory Agenda-Setting," The Regulatory Review, 17 November, 2014, Cary Coglianese, and Daniel E. Walters, Improving Regulatory Agenda-Setting, The Regulatory Review, 17 November, 2014, .

Topics: Process

Keywords: Congress; Agenda-Setting; Regulatory Efficiency; Rulemaking

Congressional Government Rebooted: Randomized Committee Assignments and Legislative Capacity

Brian D. Feinstein

Harvard Law & Policy Review (2013)

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Copy Citation: | and Brian D. Feinstein. "Congressional Government Rebooted: Randomized Committee Assignments and Legislative Capacity." Harvard Law & Policy Review 7, (2013): 601. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2068734 . Brian D. Feinstein, Congressional Government Rebooted: Randomized Committee Assignments and Legislative Capacity, 7 Harvard Law & Policy Review 601 (2013).

Topics: Politics

Keywords: Institutional design; Separation of powers; Committees; Congress; Statutory interpretation; Legislative history; Legislative intent; Soft law

Avoiding Oversight: Legislator Preferences & Congressional Monitoring of the Administrative State

Brian D. Feinstein

Journal of Law, Economics and Policy (2011)

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Copy Citation: | and Brian D. Feinstein. "Avoiding Oversight: Legislator Preferences & Congressional Monitoring of the Administrative State." Journal of Law, Economics and Policy 8, 1 (2011): 23-43. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1747044. Brian D. Feinstein, Avoiding Oversight: Legislator Preferences & Congressional Monitoring of the Administrative State, 8 Journal of Law, Economics and Policy 23-43 (2011).

Topics: Process; Politics

Keywords: Congress; Oversight; Separation of powers; Administrative law

Congressional Parties and Civil Rights Politics from 1933 to 1972

Eric Schickler Kathryn Pearson Brian D. Feinstein

Journal of Politics (2010)

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Copy Citation: | Eric Schickler, Kathryn Pearson, and Brian D. Feinstein. "Congressional Parties and Civil Rights Politics from 1933 to 1972." Journal of Politics 72, 3 (2010): 672. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1923250 . Eric Schickler, Kathryn Pearson, and Brian D. Feinstein, Congressional Parties and Civil Rights Politics from 1933 to 1972, 72 Journal of Politics 672 (2010).

Topics: Politics

Keywords: Realignment; Partisan realignments; Civil rights; Political coalitions; Congress; Roll call votes; Discharge petitions

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The Regulatory Review

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