United States Foreign Policy to Africa: Study of the Organizations in the United States House of Representatives That Contribute to United States Foreign Policy to Africa
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Authors
Cibulka, Britt A.
Issue Date
1991
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Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
This paper seeks to analyze the organization and composition of the
bureaucratic structures -within the United States House of Representatives
that deal with American foreign policy to Africa. The paper will encompass
two areas of analysis; the composition and organization of a long-standing
subcommittee on Africa, and the organizational apparatus for foreign affairs
within the private office of a member of the subcommittee on Africa. Before
this two part analysis can begin, however, it seems appropriate first to focus
upon the theoretical foundations from which the organizational analysis of
bureaucracies has sprung.
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