In a paper, this man expanded Anthony Downs' work by defining a "machine" as a political party which distributes material incentives rather than non-material incentives such as "appeals to principle, the fun of the game, sociability, etc."
In a paper, this man expanded Anthony Downs' work by defining a "machine" as a political party which distributes material incentives rather than non-material incentives such as "appeals to principle, the fun of the game, sociability, etc." He compared the DMV in Watertown, Massachusetts to a McDonald's blocks away in a book which claims that the lack of profit-sharing hampers government efficiency. This man wrote the 1961 paper "The Economy of Patronage" and a book subtitled What government agencies do and why they do it, entitled (*) Bureaucracy. With a still-living colleague, this dead man co-authored an article in which "regulars" and "strangers" are observed by a foot patrol in Newark, New Jersey; that 1982 article in The Atlantic inspired William Bratton's policies under mayor Rudy Giuliani.  For 10 points, name this conservative political scientist who, with George Kelling, devised "broken windows" theory.
In a paper, this man expanded Anthony Downs' work by defining a "machine" as a political party which distributes material incentives rather than non-material incentives such as "appeals to principle, the fun of the game, sociability, etc."
James Quinn Wilson 