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Departmental and divisional reports as submitted to the governor. ; Various paging. ; no. 1 - The cost of state government. no. 2 - The tax commission of Ohio. no. 3 - The state civil service commission. no. 4 - Department of liquor control. no. 5 - The department of public works. no. 6 - The department of highways. no. 7 - The department of industrial relations. no. 8 - Industrial commission. no. 9 - Department of agriculture. no. 10 - Department of health. no. 11 - The department of education. no. 12 - Independent state boards. no. 13 - The department of finance. no. 14 - Department of commerce. no. 15 - Organization and personnel of the state department of welfare; general recommendations. no. 16 - Summary and recommendations of aid for aged report. no. 17 - Department of public welfare. Ohio soldiers' and sailors' home. no. 18 - Penal and correctional institutions; probation and parole. no. 19 - Hospitals for insane. no. 20 - Dietary and housekeeping operations of welfare department institutions. no. 21 - Farming operations of the state welfare department. no. 22 - Ohio state sanatorium for tuberculosis, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. no. 23 - Ohio commission for the blind. no. 24 - Division of charities. no. 25 - Ohio soldiers and sailors orphans' home. no. 26 - Bureau of juvenile research - proposed bureau of examination and research. no. 27 - Institutions for the feeble-minded and epileptics. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The "Government and Waste" Exhibit complements the WSU Common Reading book for 2014-15, ""Garbology: Our Dirty Love Affair with Trash," by Edward Humes. Government is deeply embedded in national efforts to manage waste and mitigate the negative effects of waste on our landscape, in our water, and in space. Many government agencies are active in waste management: the Environmental Protection Agency monitors solid household and industrial waste and hazardous waste, and regulates pollution hazards to our clean water, air, and land. It is involved in recycling efforts on many fronts. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) monitors space debris. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is proposing solutions to the marine debris crisis. The Dept. of Health and Human Services and the National Institutes of Health are concerned about the health effects of hazardous waste and polluted waterways, air, and habitable areas. The Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) is involved in debris cleanup efforts after storms and tsunamis. Virtually all state and city governments are involved in waste management as well. The Libraries' Government Information Working Group presents photos and government resources that portray the stark realities of too much garbage and suggest a few of the many solutions that are being researched and tested. ; Waste, debris, garbage, trash—all words for the unwanted material that is discarded (either intentionally or not) and has become a problem of immense proportions in the United States. Debris permeates not just the land we live on but other parts of the environment as well. Marine debris flowing from rivers as well as washed out to sea by hurricanes and tsunamis has accumulated in huge 'gyres' in the world's oceans. Space debris (space junk) from satellites and space missions litters both low and high earth orbit, creating hazards for other satellites and space missions. Solid waste is a challenge and primary expense for every area, rural or urban, in the country. This exhibit, created by the Government Information Working Group of the WSU Libraries, presents a look at these 3 types of debris and a few solutions.

This article conveys the general findings of the multi-national, multi-volume Beliefs in Government research project, perhaps the most exhaustive analysis of mass beliefs and attitudes conducted in the west. In spite of considerable socio-economic change in recent decades, the study provides evidence of political stability, continuity and adaptability in west European countries. This suggests that political scientists should pay more attention than hitherto to pressures for inertia and continuity in western democracies.

This study seeks to establish the causality between government expenditure and government revenue in Nigeria. The type of research adopted is ex post-facto and the updated annual time series data between1986-2015 were obtained through Statistical data bulletins and annual reports of Central Bank of Nigeria in order to evaluate the variables such as total revenue and aggregate public expenditure of the federal government. The study applied co-integration statistical method and vector autoregressive techniques comprising an Error Correction Model (ECM) and Augmented Dickey Fuller as the methods of analyses. The findings showed that there is spend-revenue practice in Nigeria in line with the theory of Barro (1974); Peacock and Wiseman. (1979) indicating that changes in government expenditure triggered changes in government revenue. The Co-integration tests also revealed that there is existence of long run equilibrium relationships between government revenue and expenditure variables. The outcome of this study showed that increase in government expenditure without a simultaneous increase in revenue could broaden the budget deficit.

This study seeks to establish the causality between government expenditure and government revenue in Nigeria. The type of research adopted is ex post-facto and the updated annual time series data between1986-2015 were obtained through Statistical data bulletins and annual reports of Central Bank of Nigeria in order to evaluate the variables such as total revenue and aggregate public expenditure of the federal government. The study applied co-integration statistical method and vector autoregressive techniques comprising an Error Correction Model (ECM) and Augmented Dickey Fuller as the methods of analyses. The findings showed that there is spend-revenue practice in Nigeria in line with the theory of Barro (1974); Peacock and Wiseman. (1979) indicating that changes in government expenditure triggered changes in government revenue. The Co-integration tests also revealed that there is existence of long run equilibrium relationships between government revenue and expenditure variables. The outcome of this study showed that increase in government expenditure without a simultaneous increase in revenue could broaden the budget deficit.

Bis heute gelingt es kaum, Begriffe rund um die Verwaltungsreform – von New Public Management bis zu den E-Modellen – schlüssig voneinander abzugrenzen. Dieses Defizit wird bei der Betrachtung des Konzepts Open Government erneut sichtbar. Der Begriff Open Government ist dabei nicht nur aus verwaltungswissenschaftlicher, sondern mit Blick auf die Instrumente der direkten Demokratie auch aus politikwissenschaftlicher Perspektive zu betrachten. Handelt es sich um einen Sammelbegriff für hauptsächlich schon Dagewesenes?