WALTER LEE WILLIAMS, JR. is an independent scholar who has worked as an adjunct professor of political science at Pellissippi State Technical Community College. Dr. Williams' research interests include public and environmental policy and public administration.

• The Changing Regulatory Process From Production to Cleanup: A History of the Fernald Facility Implementing the Model: The Creation of the Fernald Site Specific Advisory Board The Effect of the Fernald SSAB: From Conflict to Cooperation The Results of a Survey Involving DOE's Site Specific Advisory Boards The Eternal Quest for Public Participation: Assessing the Fernald SSAB Experience Appendices Bibliography Index

WALTER LEE WILLIAMS, JR. is an independent scholar who has worked as an adjunct professor of political science at Pellissippi State Technical Community College. Dr. Williams' research interests include public and environmental policy and public administration.

• The Changing Regulatory Process From Production to Cleanup: A History of the Fernald Facility Implementing the Model: The Creation of the Fernald Site Specific Advisory Board The Effect of the Fernald SSAB: From Conflict to Cooperation The Results of a Survey Involving DOE's Site Specific Advisory Boards The Eternal Quest for Public Participation: Assessing the Fernald SSAB Experience Appendices Bibliography Index

WALTER LEE WILLIAMS, JR. is an independent scholar who has worked as an adjunct professor of political science at Pellissippi State Technical Community College. Dr. Williams' research interests include public and environmental policy and public administration.

• The Changing Regulatory Process From Production to Cleanup: A History of the Fernald Facility Implementing the Model: The Creation of the Fernald Site Specific Advisory Board The Effect of the Fernald SSAB: From Conflict to Cooperation The Results of a Survey Involving DOE's Site Specific Advisory Boards The Eternal Quest for Public Participation: Assessing the Fernald SSAB Experience Appendices Bibliography Index