Title Page -- Contents -- Preface -- 1 American Governance 3.0: Issues and Prospects -- 2 Administration in the Coming Public Era -- 3 Crises, Governance, and the Administrative State in a Post-Neoliberal World -- PART I Challenges for a 21st-Century Government -- 4 Experts and the Fiscal Challenge: Strategies of Influence -- 5 Improving Collaboration by Federal Agencies -- 6 Governance Implications of the Bush Administration's War on Terror -- PART II Whither American Federalism? -- 7 Effective Governance: Withering Without Federalism -- 8 Collaborative Regional Networked Systems -- 9 Will New State Government Management Models Emerge from the Economic Crisis? -- 10 Turning Citizen "Enragement" into Citizen Engagement: Managing Expectations with Web 2.0 and Social Media -- 11 A New Kind of Public Square forUrban America -- PART III How Will Government Respond? -- 12 The Horizon Problem in Public Administration: Shifting from Crisis du Jour to Deliberate Management -- 13 Design Lessons for Smart Governance Infrastructure -- 14 Creating and Sustaining Change -- PART IV Is the Force Already with Us? -- 15 Reforms Needed to Meet Future Challenges -- 16 American Governance: The Role of the White House Staff -- 17 Obama's Stealth Revolution: Quietly Reshaping the Way Government Works -- PART V What Does the Future Hold? -- 18 Government at the Edge -- 19 The Millennial Generation -- 20 Leadership-Purpose Chain in Governmental Organizations -- 21 The Evolution of Collaboration -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors.