American politics in the media age
Thomas R. Dye, L. Harmon Zeigler, S. Robert Lichter
Abstract
Thomas R. Dye, L. Harmon Zeigler, S. Robert Lichter
Abstract
The two faces of politics. Ideology and government. The constitution: rules of the political game. American federalism: eighty thousand governments. Mass media: images of American politiccs. Politics, parties and public opinion. Mediated elections. Interest-group politics. Congressional politics. Presidential politics. Presidential politics. Bureaucratic politics. The courts and civil liberties. The politics of civil rights. Appendix. Glossary. Name index. Subject index.
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The two faces of politics. Ideology and government. The constitution: rules of the political game. American federalism: eighty thousand governments. Mass media: images of American politiccs. Politics, parties and public opinion. Mediated elections. Interest-group politics. Congressional politics. Presidential politics. Presidential politics. Bureaucratic politics. The courts and civil liberties. The politics of civil rights. Appendix. Glossary. Name index. Subject index.
Key concepts: Politics, Federalism, Political science, Presidential system, Politics of the United States, Constitution, Ideology, Law