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Expert advice on how any citizen can fight government fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption.
Does government fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption make your blood boil?
In The Art of the Watchdog, Daniel L. Feldman and David R. Eichenthal show how to fight back. Based on their own work in federal, state, and local government over the last forty years, they will arm you with the tools and techniques needed to put the spotlight on those who cheat and steal from the public or who squander valuable taxpayer dollars through waste and inefficiency. At the same time, Feldman and Eichenthal outline what they see as the good and the bad of current oversight efforts based on case studies from across the nation. Ultimately their goal is to ensure that the "art of the watchdog" does not become a lost one and to improve the quality and integrity of government and strengthen democracy.
Contents
Acknowledgments
1. The Watchdog
2. What is Oversight?
3. Tools of the Watchdog
4. Limitations on Oversight
5. Congressional Oversight
6. Government Accountability Office
7. The Federal Inspector General System at Thirty-Five
8. State Legislative Oversight
9. State Inspectors General
10. Other Elected and Appointed State Officials—Comptrollers, Auditors, and Attorneys General
11. Local Legislative Oversight
12. Local Auditors and Inspectors General
13. Other Elected and Appointed Local Officials
14. The Role of the Press
15. The Role of Public Interest and Other Non-Government Oversight Organizations
16. Conclusion
Sources
Name Index
Subject Index
