Abstract
Preface 1. The politics of academic earmarking 2. The incentives to earmark 3. AAU and the fight against earmarking 4. The struggle to fund academic research facilities 5. Lobbyists, lobbying, and the pursuit of academic earmarks 6. Congress and the distribution of academic earmarks 7. Congress, and the president, and the fight against earmarking 8. The future of academic earmarking Notes Selected bibliography.
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