This fifth edition updates the book through to the end of the 113th Congress. Sinclair incorporates new examples and new case studies throughout, including the budget battles between President Obama and the House of Representatives and failed immigration reform bills.
This fifth edition updates the book through to the end of the 113th Congress. Sinclair incorporates new examples and new case studies throughout, including the budget battles between President Obama and the House of Representatives and failed immigration reform bills.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Barbara Sinclair is Marvin Hoffenberg Professor of American Politics at the University of California at Los Angeles. She served as chair of the Legislative Studies Section of the American Political Science Association from 1993 to 1995. She is the author of several books, including Legislators, Leaders, and Lawmaking: The U.S. House of Representatives in the Postreform Era, Transformation of the U.S. Senate, which won the Richard F. Fenno Prize and the D. B. Hardeman Prize, and Party Wars: Polarization and the Politics of National Policy Making.
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Chapter 1: Clean Air: An Introduction to How the Legislative Process Has Changed A Note on Data Chapter 2: Multiple Paths: The Legislative Process in the House of Representatives Bill Introduction Bill Referral Postcommittee Adjustments Suspension of the Rules Special Rules On the Floor Unorthodox Lawmaking in the House Chapter 3: Routes and Obstacles: The Legislative Process in the Senate Bill Introduction Bill Referral Postcommittee Adjustments Scheduling Legislation for the Floor The Senate Floor Unorthodox Lawmaking in the Senate Chapter 4: Getting One Bill: Reconciling House-Senate Differences Traditional Nonconference Reconciliation Procedures Conference Committees The President in the Postpassage Legislative Process The Final Step Reconciling Differences: How Much Change? Chapter 5: Omnibus Legislation, the Budget Process, and Summits Omnibus Legislation Authorizations, Appropriations, and Earmarks The Budget Process Congress, the President, and Summitry What Is the Regular Process? Chapter 6: Why and How the Legislative Process Changed From Decentralization to Individualism in the Senate Reform and Its Legacy in the House Budget Reform A Hostile Political Climate as a Force for Innovation: The 1980s and Early 1990s How Internal Reform and a Hostile Climate Spawned Unorthodox Lawmaking Unorthodox Lawmaking in a Hyperpartisan Era Chapter 7: Making Nonincremental Policy Change through Hyperunorthodox Procedures: Health Care Reform in 2009-2010 The First Phase: Consultation and Drafting Building Winning Coalitions to Pass Health Care: Postcommittee and Floor Action A Long and Convoluted End Game Making Nonincremental Policy Change in a Partisan Era Chapter 8: High-Stakes Budget Politics: The 2013 Government Shutdown and the Ryan-Murray Deal Act One: The FY2014 Budget Resolutions Act Two: From Budget Resolution to the Ryan-Murray Deal Unorthodox Budget Politics Chapter 9: A Cross-Party Coalition Forces Policy Change: The USA Freedom Act House Action in the 114th Congress Senate Action in the 114th Congress Unorthodox Lawmaking and Forms of Bipartisanship Chapter 10: The Consequences of Unorthodox Lawmaking Lawmaking in the Contemporary Congress Unorthodox Lawmaking and Legislative Outcomes Other Costs and Benefits Assessing Unorthodox Lawmaking
Chapter 1: Clean Air: An Introduction to How the Legislative Process Has Changed A Note on Data Chapter 2: Multiple Paths: The Legislative Process in the House of Representatives Bill Introduction Bill Referral Postcommittee Adjustments Suspension of the Rules Special Rules On the Floor Unorthodox Lawmaking in the House Chapter 3: Routes and Obstacles: The Legislative Process in the Senate Bill Introduction Bill Referral Postcommittee Adjustments Scheduling Legislation for the Floor The Senate Floor Unorthodox Lawmaking in the Senate Chapter 4: Getting One Bill: Reconciling House-Senate Differences Traditional Nonconference Reconciliation Procedures Conference Committees The President in the Postpassage Legislative Process The Final Step Reconciling Differences: How Much Change? Chapter 5: Omnibus Legislation, the Budget Process, and Summits Omnibus Legislation Authorizations, Appropriations, and Earmarks The Budget Process Congress, the President, and Summitry What Is the Regular Process? Chapter 6: Why and How the Legislative Process Changed From Decentralization to Individualism in the Senate Reform and Its Legacy in the House Budget Reform A Hostile Political Climate as a Force for Innovation: The 1980s and Early 1990s How Internal Reform and a Hostile Climate Spawned Unorthodox Lawmaking Unorthodox Lawmaking in a Hyperpartisan Era Chapter 7: Making Nonincremental Policy Change through Hyperunorthodox Procedures: Health Care Reform in 2009-2010 The First Phase: Consultation and Drafting Building Winning Coalitions to Pass Health Care: Postcommittee and Floor Action A Long and Convoluted End Game Making Nonincremental Policy Change in a Partisan Era Chapter 8: High-Stakes Budget Politics: The 2013 Government Shutdown and the Ryan-Murray Deal Act One: The FY2014 Budget Resolutions Act Two: From Budget Resolution to the Ryan-Murray Deal Unorthodox Budget Politics Chapter 9: A Cross-Party Coalition Forces Policy Change: The USA Freedom Act House Action in the 114th Congress Senate Action in the 114th Congress Unorthodox Lawmaking and Forms of Bipartisanship Chapter 10: The Consequences of Unorthodox Lawmaking Lawmaking in the Contemporary Congress Unorthodox Lawmaking and Legislative Outcomes Other Costs and Benefits Assessing Unorthodox Lawmaking
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