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The Logic of American Politics

Samuel Kernell, Gary C. Jacobson, Thad B Kousser

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1. The Logic of American Politics I. THE NATIONALIZATION OF POLITICS 2. The Constitution 3. Federalism 4. Civil Rights 5. Civil Liberties II. THE INSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT 6. Congress 7. The Presidency 8. The Bureaucracy 9. The Federal Judiciary III. THE PUBLIC'S INFLUENCE ON NATIONAL POLICY 10. Public Opinion 11. Voting, Campaigns, and Elections 12. Political Parties 13. Interest Groups 14. The News Media IV. CONCLUSION 15. The Prospects for Institutional Reform

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1. The Logic of American Politics I. THE NATIONALIZATION OF POLITICS 2. The Constitution 3. Federalism 4. Civil Rights 5. Civil Liberties II. THE INSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT 6. Congress 7. The Presidency 8. The Bureaucracy 9. The Federal Judiciary III. THE PUBLIC'S INFLUENCE ON NATIONAL POLICY 10. Public Opinion 11. Voting, Campaigns, and Elections 12. Political Parties 13. Interest Groups 14. The News Media IV. CONCLUSION 15. The Prospects for Institutional Reform

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1. The Logic of American Politics I. THE NATIONALIZATION OF POLITICS 2. The Constitution 3. Federalism 4. Civil Rights 5. Civil Liberties II. THE INSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT 6. Congress 7. The Presidency 8. The Bureaucracy 9. The Federal Judiciary III. THE PUBLIC'S INFLUENCE ON NATIONAL POLICY 10. Public Opinion 11. Voting, Campaigns, and Elections 12. Political Parties 13. Interest Groups 14. The News Media IV. CONCLUSION 15. The Prospects for Institutional Reform

Key concepts: Presidency, Political science, Federalism, Politics, Public administration, Constitution, Bureaucracy, Civil liberties

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