Understanding how Congressional political parties utilize floor procedure to advance a legislative agenda is fundamental to understanding how Congress operates. This book offers students and researchers an in-depth understanding of the procedural tools available to congressional leaders and committee chairs and how those tools are implemented in the House of Representatives, the Senate, and during negotiations between the chambers.
Understanding how Congressional political parties utilize floor procedure to advance a legislative agenda is fundamental to understanding how Congress operates. This book offers students and researchers an in-depth understanding of the procedural tools available to congressional leaders and committee chairs and how those tools are implemented in the House of Representatives, the Senate, and during negotiations between the chambers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Navigating Congress in the Age of Partisanship / Jacob R. Straus and Matthew E. Glassman Section I: Legislative Language 2. Drafting the Law: Players, Power, and Processes / Scott Levy Section II: House of Representatives 3. Keeping the Team Together: Explaining Party Discipline and Dissent in the U.S. Congress / Matthew Green and Briana Bee 4. The Motion to Recommit in the U.S. House / Jennifer Hayes Clark 5. Evolution of the Reconciliation Process, 1980-2015 / James V. Saturno 6. Post-Committee Adjustment in the Contemporary House: The Use of Rules Committee Prints / Mark J. Oleszek 7. Longitudinal Analysis of One-Minute Speeches in the House of Representatives / Colleen J. Shogan and Matthew E. Glassman Section III: Senate 8. A Good Leader Never Blames His Tools: The Evolving Majority Party Toolkit in the U.S. Senate / Aaron S. King, Frank J. Orlando, and David W. Rohde 9. The Electoral Politics of Procedural Votes in the U.S. Senate / Joel Sievert 10. Partisanship, Filibustering, and Reform in the Senate / Gregory Koger 11. Irregular Order: Examining the Changing Congressional Amending Process / Michael S. Lynch, Anthony J. Madonna, and Rachel Surminsky 12. From Base Closings to the Budget: Exceptions to the Filibuster in the United States Senate / Molly E. Reynolds Section IV: Inter-Chamber Analysis and Negotiation 13. Intraparty Caucus Formation in the United States Congress / James Wallner 14. Gender and Party Politics in a Polarized Era / Michele L. Swers 15. The Government Shutdown of 2013: A Perspective / Walter J. Oleszek
1. Navigating Congress in the Age of Partisanship / Jacob R. Straus and Matthew E. Glassman Section I: Legislative Language 2. Drafting the Law: Players, Power, and Processes / Scott Levy Section II: House of Representatives 3. Keeping the Team Together: Explaining Party Discipline and Dissent in the U.S. Congress / Matthew Green and Briana Bee 4. The Motion to Recommit in the U.S. House / Jennifer Hayes Clark 5. Evolution of the Reconciliation Process, 1980-2015 / James V. Saturno 6. Post-Committee Adjustment in the Contemporary House: The Use of Rules Committee Prints / Mark J. Oleszek 7. Longitudinal Analysis of One-Minute Speeches in the House of Representatives / Colleen J. Shogan and Matthew E. Glassman Section III: Senate 8. A Good Leader Never Blames His Tools: The Evolving Majority Party Toolkit in the U.S. Senate / Aaron S. King, Frank J. Orlando, and David W. Rohde 9. The Electoral Politics of Procedural Votes in the U.S. Senate / Joel Sievert 10. Partisanship, Filibustering, and Reform in the Senate / Gregory Koger 11. Irregular Order: Examining the Changing Congressional Amending Process / Michael S. Lynch, Anthony J. Madonna, and Rachel Surminsky 12. From Base Closings to the Budget: Exceptions to the Filibuster in the United States Senate / Molly E. Reynolds Section IV: Inter-Chamber Analysis and Negotiation 13. Intraparty Caucus Formation in the United States Congress / James Wallner 14. Gender and Party Politics in a Polarized Era / Michele L. Swers 15. The Government Shutdown of 2013: A Perspective / Walter J. Oleszek
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