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David E. LewisRebecca Webb Wilson University Distinguished Professor, Vanderbilt UniversityVerified email at vanderbilt.edu
Nicholas R BednarAssociate Professor of Law at the University of MinnesotaVerified email at umn.edu

Christopher Piper

Christopher Piper

Vanderbilt University

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Presidency Executive Branch Politics Separation of Powers


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Do Vacancies Hurt Federal Agency Performance? C Piper, DE Lewis Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 33 (2), 313-328, 2023	9	2023
Going for goals: Presidential appointments and agency goal change C Piper Presidential Studies Quarterly 52 (1), 140-167, 2022	7	2022
Presidential Strategy Amidst the “Broken” Appointments Process C Piper Presidential Studies Quarterly 52 (4), 843-874, 2022	6	2022
Administrative Policymaking Amid Vacancies and Actings NR Bednar, C Piper	1	2022
Strategy and Consequences of the “Broken” Appointments Process C Piper Vanderbilt University, 2023		2023
Measuring the Impact of Appointee Vacancies on US Federal Agency Performance M Richardson, C Piper, D Lewis		2022
Vacancies and Presidential Influence Over the Administrative State in the United States C Piper		2022
When Vacancies Matter for US Federal Agency Performance1 DE Lewis, C Piper, MD Richardson		2022
Preaching to the Choir: Agency Composition and Unilateral Action Use M McLain, C Piper		2022

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