Can America Govern Itself?
Herausgeber: Lee, Frances E.; Mccarty, Nolan
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Herausgeber: Lee, Frances E.; Mccarty, Nolan
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Analyzes how rising party polarization, unequal representation, and economic inequalities affect the performance of American governing institutions.
Analyzes how rising party polarization, unequal representation, and economic inequalities affect the performance of American governing institutions.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 372
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 756g
- ISBN-13: 9781108497299
- ISBN-10: 1108497292
- Artikelnr.: 54606794
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 372
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 756g
- ISBN-13: 9781108497299
- ISBN-10: 1108497292
- Artikelnr.: 54606794
1. Anxieties of American democracy Frances E. Lee and Nolan McCarty; Part
I. Anxieties of Power, Influence, and Representation: 2. In the private
interest? Business influence and American democracy Anthony S. Chen; 3. The
interest group top tier: lobbying inequality and American governance Lee
Drutman, Matt Grossmann and Timothy LaPira; 4. Developments in
Congressional responsiveness to donor opinion Brandice Canes-Wrone and
Nathan Gibson; 5. Minority protest and the early stages of governmental
responsiveness in the electoral process Daniel Gillion and Patricia Posey;
6. The hollow parties Daniel Schlozman and Sam Rosenfeld; Part II.
Procedural Anxieties: 7. Does regular order produce a more deliberative
Congress? Evidence from the annual appropriations process Lee Drutman and
Peter Hanson; 8. Congress at work: legislative capacity and
entrepreneurship in the contemporary Congress James Curry and Frances Lee;
9. Dumbing down? Trends in the complexity of political communication
Kenneth Benoit, Kevin Munger and Arthur Spirling; Part III. Anxieties of
Governance: 10. Public policy and political dysfunction: the policyscape,
policy maintenance, and oversight Suzanne Mettler and Claire Leavitt; 11.
The effects of partisan polarization on the bureaucracy David Spence; 12.
Polarization and the changing American constitutional system Nolan McCarty.
I. Anxieties of Power, Influence, and Representation: 2. In the private
interest? Business influence and American democracy Anthony S. Chen; 3. The
interest group top tier: lobbying inequality and American governance Lee
Drutman, Matt Grossmann and Timothy LaPira; 4. Developments in
Congressional responsiveness to donor opinion Brandice Canes-Wrone and
Nathan Gibson; 5. Minority protest and the early stages of governmental
responsiveness in the electoral process Daniel Gillion and Patricia Posey;
6. The hollow parties Daniel Schlozman and Sam Rosenfeld; Part II.
Procedural Anxieties: 7. Does regular order produce a more deliberative
Congress? Evidence from the annual appropriations process Lee Drutman and
Peter Hanson; 8. Congress at work: legislative capacity and
entrepreneurship in the contemporary Congress James Curry and Frances Lee;
9. Dumbing down? Trends in the complexity of political communication
Kenneth Benoit, Kevin Munger and Arthur Spirling; Part III. Anxieties of
Governance: 10. Public policy and political dysfunction: the policyscape,
policy maintenance, and oversight Suzanne Mettler and Claire Leavitt; 11.
The effects of partisan polarization on the bureaucracy David Spence; 12.
Polarization and the changing American constitutional system Nolan McCarty.
1. Anxieties of American democracy Frances E. Lee and Nolan McCarty; Part
I. Anxieties of Power, Influence, and Representation: 2. In the private
interest? Business influence and American democracy Anthony S. Chen; 3. The
interest group top tier: lobbying inequality and American governance Lee
Drutman, Matt Grossmann and Timothy LaPira; 4. Developments in
Congressional responsiveness to donor opinion Brandice Canes-Wrone and
Nathan Gibson; 5. Minority protest and the early stages of governmental
responsiveness in the electoral process Daniel Gillion and Patricia Posey;
6. The hollow parties Daniel Schlozman and Sam Rosenfeld; Part II.
Procedural Anxieties: 7. Does regular order produce a more deliberative
Congress? Evidence from the annual appropriations process Lee Drutman and
Peter Hanson; 8. Congress at work: legislative capacity and
entrepreneurship in the contemporary Congress James Curry and Frances Lee;
9. Dumbing down? Trends in the complexity of political communication
Kenneth Benoit, Kevin Munger and Arthur Spirling; Part III. Anxieties of
Governance: 10. Public policy and political dysfunction: the policyscape,
policy maintenance, and oversight Suzanne Mettler and Claire Leavitt; 11.
The effects of partisan polarization on the bureaucracy David Spence; 12.
Polarization and the changing American constitutional system Nolan McCarty.
I. Anxieties of Power, Influence, and Representation: 2. In the private
interest? Business influence and American democracy Anthony S. Chen; 3. The
interest group top tier: lobbying inequality and American governance Lee
Drutman, Matt Grossmann and Timothy LaPira; 4. Developments in
Congressional responsiveness to donor opinion Brandice Canes-Wrone and
Nathan Gibson; 5. Minority protest and the early stages of governmental
responsiveness in the electoral process Daniel Gillion and Patricia Posey;
6. The hollow parties Daniel Schlozman and Sam Rosenfeld; Part II.
Procedural Anxieties: 7. Does regular order produce a more deliberative
Congress? Evidence from the annual appropriations process Lee Drutman and
Peter Hanson; 8. Congress at work: legislative capacity and
entrepreneurship in the contemporary Congress James Curry and Frances Lee;
9. Dumbing down? Trends in the complexity of political communication
Kenneth Benoit, Kevin Munger and Arthur Spirling; Part III. Anxieties of
Governance: 10. Public policy and political dysfunction: the policyscape,
policy maintenance, and oversight Suzanne Mettler and Claire Leavitt; 11.
The effects of partisan polarization on the bureaucracy David Spence; 12.
Polarization and the changing American constitutional system Nolan McCarty.