Federal-State-local relations: State and local officials. Hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, House of Representatives, Eighty-fifth Congress, first session.

Hearings held Sept. 30, 1957-Jan. 28, 1958 in various cities.

State-local relations in the criminal justice system; a Commission report.

Mode of access: Internet.

State-local relations organizations : the ACIR counterparts : a commission report.

Item 1049-D

Federal-state-local fiscal relations : report to the President and the Congress.

"September 1985."

Intergovernmental relations : changing patterns in state-local finances : fact sheet for the Majority Leader, House of Representatives /

"B-247926"--P. 1.

State-business relations in the smaller gulf monarchies -- the role of business actors in the decision-making process

The Arab monarchies of the Gulf have been undergoing striking socio-economic changes caused by the ending of the rent-based welfare state model on which they had largely relied since the 1950s. In this perspective, this paper aims at examining the comparative role of local business communities in affecting the orientations and the outcomes of the policies implemented during the period of high oil prices in the 2000s. This paper pays a special attention to the impact of the Arab Spring on the state-business relations in two of the smaller Gulf monarchies (Bahrain and Oman).

Local government autonomy : needs for state constitutional statutory, and judicial clarification / [by Michael E. Libonati]

"October 1993."

General revenue sharing: initial state & local data elements.

Cover title.

General revenue sharing: final state & local data elements.

Cover title.

Stress-state-permeability relations for overconsolidated clays

Analysis of experimental data of soils in both the normally consolidated and overconsolidated states reveal that the proposed relationships are tenable. Preconsolidation stress level influences the level of permeability.

State-NGO relations in Malaysia in the Mahathir years

This thesis states that the containment of NGOs is not simply due to the state's control of the political mechanisms. This study argues that the boundaries for NGOs are determined by the interplay between the state, the ruling elites, the middle class and the business elites.