The Political Battle over Congressional Redistricting
Herausgeber: Miller, William J.; Walling, Jeremy D.
The Political Battle over Congressional Redistricting
Herausgeber: Miller, William J.; Walling, Jeremy D.
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In this volume, scholars discuss the most recent wave of redistricting Congress. Emphasizing the state-level factors and processes, the volume ultimately shows how national requirements and state requirements come together to permit states to be largely self-responsible for what they do in terms of drawing districts.
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In this volume, scholars discuss the most recent wave of redistricting Congress. Emphasizing the state-level factors and processes, the volume ultimately shows how national requirements and state requirements come together to permit states to be largely self-responsible for what they do in terms of drawing districts.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 462
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 744g
- ISBN-13: 9781498515450
- ISBN-10: 1498515452
- Artikelnr.: 42197299
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 462
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 744g
- ISBN-13: 9781498515450
- ISBN-10: 1498515452
- Artikelnr.: 42197299
Edited by William J. Miller Jr. and Jeremy D. Walling - Contributions by Rickert Althaus; Adam Brown; Charles S. Bullock III; Jason Casellas; John A. Clark; Alvaro Jose Corral; Pearson Cross; Todd A. Curry; David Damore; Joshua J. Dyck; Timothy M. Hagle;
Chapter One: Tom and Gerry? The Cat and Mouse Game of Congressional Redistricting
William J. Miller Chapter Two: Utah: Pizza Slices
Doughnut Holes
and One-Party Dominance
Adam R. Brown Chapter Three: Incumbency
Influence
and Race: Redistricting
South Carolina Style
Christopher N. Lawrence and Scott H. Huffmon Chapter Four: Swimming Against the Tide: Partisan Gridlock and the 2011 Nevada Redistricting
David F. Damore Chapter Five: Redistricting the Peach State
Charles S. Bullock
III Chapter Six: "Fair" Districts in Florida: New Congressional Seats
New Constitutional Standards
Same Old Republican Advantage?
Aubrey Jewett Chapter Seven: Congressional Redistricting in Louisiana: Region
Race
Party
and Incumbents
Pearson Cross Chapter Eight: Redistricting in Massachusetts
Shannon Jenkins and Samantha Pettey Chapter Nine: Michigan: Republican Domination during a Population Exodus
Michael K. Romano
Todd A. Curry and John A. Clark Chapter Ten: Redistricting in Arizona: An Independent Process Challenged by Partisan Politics
Frederic I. Solop and Ajang A. Salkhi Chapter Eleven: Carving Lines in the Cascades: Redistricting Washington
Kevin Pirch Chapter Twelve: Missouri: Show Me...Again and Again!
Rick Althaus
Jeremy D. Walling
and William J. Miller Chapter Thirteen: Congressional Redistricting in New Jersey
Brigid Callahan Harrison Chapter Fourteen: Lone Star Lines: The Battle over Redistricting in Texas
Jason P. Casellas and Alvaro Corral Chapter Fifteen: Redistricting Congressional Districts in Ohio: An Example of a Partisan Process with Long-lasting Consequences
Mark Salling Chapter Sixteen: Raw Political Power
Gerrymandering
and the illusion of fairness: The Pennsylvania Redistricting Process
2001 and 2011
Harry C. "Neil" Strine IV Chapter Seventeen: Redistricting in Iowa 2011
Timothy M. Hagle Chapter Eighteen: Drawing Congressional Districts in Illinois-Always Political
Not Always Partisan
Kent Redfield Chapter Nineteen: New York Redistricting in Action: Legislative Inaction and Judicial Enaction
Russell C. Weaver and Joshua J. Dyck Chapter Twenty: Why Redistricting Matters: Political Decisions and Policy Impacts
William J. Miller
William J. Miller Chapter Two: Utah: Pizza Slices
Doughnut Holes
and One-Party Dominance
Adam R. Brown Chapter Three: Incumbency
Influence
and Race: Redistricting
South Carolina Style
Christopher N. Lawrence and Scott H. Huffmon Chapter Four: Swimming Against the Tide: Partisan Gridlock and the 2011 Nevada Redistricting
David F. Damore Chapter Five: Redistricting the Peach State
Charles S. Bullock
III Chapter Six: "Fair" Districts in Florida: New Congressional Seats
New Constitutional Standards
Same Old Republican Advantage?
Aubrey Jewett Chapter Seven: Congressional Redistricting in Louisiana: Region
Race
Party
and Incumbents
Pearson Cross Chapter Eight: Redistricting in Massachusetts
Shannon Jenkins and Samantha Pettey Chapter Nine: Michigan: Republican Domination during a Population Exodus
Michael K. Romano
Todd A. Curry and John A. Clark Chapter Ten: Redistricting in Arizona: An Independent Process Challenged by Partisan Politics
Frederic I. Solop and Ajang A. Salkhi Chapter Eleven: Carving Lines in the Cascades: Redistricting Washington
Kevin Pirch Chapter Twelve: Missouri: Show Me...Again and Again!
Rick Althaus
Jeremy D. Walling
and William J. Miller Chapter Thirteen: Congressional Redistricting in New Jersey
Brigid Callahan Harrison Chapter Fourteen: Lone Star Lines: The Battle over Redistricting in Texas
Jason P. Casellas and Alvaro Corral Chapter Fifteen: Redistricting Congressional Districts in Ohio: An Example of a Partisan Process with Long-lasting Consequences
Mark Salling Chapter Sixteen: Raw Political Power
Gerrymandering
and the illusion of fairness: The Pennsylvania Redistricting Process
2001 and 2011
Harry C. "Neil" Strine IV Chapter Seventeen: Redistricting in Iowa 2011
Timothy M. Hagle Chapter Eighteen: Drawing Congressional Districts in Illinois-Always Political
Not Always Partisan
Kent Redfield Chapter Nineteen: New York Redistricting in Action: Legislative Inaction and Judicial Enaction
Russell C. Weaver and Joshua J. Dyck Chapter Twenty: Why Redistricting Matters: Political Decisions and Policy Impacts
William J. Miller
Chapter One: Tom and Gerry? The Cat and Mouse Game of Congressional Redistricting
William J. Miller Chapter Two: Utah: Pizza Slices
Doughnut Holes
and One-Party Dominance
Adam R. Brown Chapter Three: Incumbency
Influence
and Race: Redistricting
South Carolina Style
Christopher N. Lawrence and Scott H. Huffmon Chapter Four: Swimming Against the Tide: Partisan Gridlock and the 2011 Nevada Redistricting
David F. Damore Chapter Five: Redistricting the Peach State
Charles S. Bullock
III Chapter Six: "Fair" Districts in Florida: New Congressional Seats
New Constitutional Standards
Same Old Republican Advantage?
Aubrey Jewett Chapter Seven: Congressional Redistricting in Louisiana: Region
Race
Party
and Incumbents
Pearson Cross Chapter Eight: Redistricting in Massachusetts
Shannon Jenkins and Samantha Pettey Chapter Nine: Michigan: Republican Domination during a Population Exodus
Michael K. Romano
Todd A. Curry and John A. Clark Chapter Ten: Redistricting in Arizona: An Independent Process Challenged by Partisan Politics
Frederic I. Solop and Ajang A. Salkhi Chapter Eleven: Carving Lines in the Cascades: Redistricting Washington
Kevin Pirch Chapter Twelve: Missouri: Show Me...Again and Again!
Rick Althaus
Jeremy D. Walling
and William J. Miller Chapter Thirteen: Congressional Redistricting in New Jersey
Brigid Callahan Harrison Chapter Fourteen: Lone Star Lines: The Battle over Redistricting in Texas
Jason P. Casellas and Alvaro Corral Chapter Fifteen: Redistricting Congressional Districts in Ohio: An Example of a Partisan Process with Long-lasting Consequences
Mark Salling Chapter Sixteen: Raw Political Power
Gerrymandering
and the illusion of fairness: The Pennsylvania Redistricting Process
2001 and 2011
Harry C. "Neil" Strine IV Chapter Seventeen: Redistricting in Iowa 2011
Timothy M. Hagle Chapter Eighteen: Drawing Congressional Districts in Illinois-Always Political
Not Always Partisan
Kent Redfield Chapter Nineteen: New York Redistricting in Action: Legislative Inaction and Judicial Enaction
Russell C. Weaver and Joshua J. Dyck Chapter Twenty: Why Redistricting Matters: Political Decisions and Policy Impacts
William J. Miller
William J. Miller Chapter Two: Utah: Pizza Slices
Doughnut Holes
and One-Party Dominance
Adam R. Brown Chapter Three: Incumbency
Influence
and Race: Redistricting
South Carolina Style
Christopher N. Lawrence and Scott H. Huffmon Chapter Four: Swimming Against the Tide: Partisan Gridlock and the 2011 Nevada Redistricting
David F. Damore Chapter Five: Redistricting the Peach State
Charles S. Bullock
III Chapter Six: "Fair" Districts in Florida: New Congressional Seats
New Constitutional Standards
Same Old Republican Advantage?
Aubrey Jewett Chapter Seven: Congressional Redistricting in Louisiana: Region
Race
Party
and Incumbents
Pearson Cross Chapter Eight: Redistricting in Massachusetts
Shannon Jenkins and Samantha Pettey Chapter Nine: Michigan: Republican Domination during a Population Exodus
Michael K. Romano
Todd A. Curry and John A. Clark Chapter Ten: Redistricting in Arizona: An Independent Process Challenged by Partisan Politics
Frederic I. Solop and Ajang A. Salkhi Chapter Eleven: Carving Lines in the Cascades: Redistricting Washington
Kevin Pirch Chapter Twelve: Missouri: Show Me...Again and Again!
Rick Althaus
Jeremy D. Walling
and William J. Miller Chapter Thirteen: Congressional Redistricting in New Jersey
Brigid Callahan Harrison Chapter Fourteen: Lone Star Lines: The Battle over Redistricting in Texas
Jason P. Casellas and Alvaro Corral Chapter Fifteen: Redistricting Congressional Districts in Ohio: An Example of a Partisan Process with Long-lasting Consequences
Mark Salling Chapter Sixteen: Raw Political Power
Gerrymandering
and the illusion of fairness: The Pennsylvania Redistricting Process
2001 and 2011
Harry C. "Neil" Strine IV Chapter Seventeen: Redistricting in Iowa 2011
Timothy M. Hagle Chapter Eighteen: Drawing Congressional Districts in Illinois-Always Political
Not Always Partisan
Kent Redfield Chapter Nineteen: New York Redistricting in Action: Legislative Inaction and Judicial Enaction
Russell C. Weaver and Joshua J. Dyck Chapter Twenty: Why Redistricting Matters: Political Decisions and Policy Impacts
William J. Miller