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Federal Agency Independence Is in Jeopardy. Right When It Has Started to Matter

Cree Jones, Tyler Lindley and Thomas Smith

In new research, Cree Jones, Tyler B. Lindley, and Thomas Smith investigate how restrictions on the president to remove independent agency officials affect agency behavior. Such restrictions have historically had surprisingly little effect. However, recent political polarization has drastically increased the importance of removal restrictions in blocking political influence.

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