American Government: Historical, Popular, and Global Perspectives
Kenneth Dautrich, David A. Yalof
Abstract
Kenneth Dautrich, David A. Yalof
Abstract
PART I FOUNDATIONS Chapter 1 Perspectives on American Government Chapter 2 The Founding and the Constitution Chapter 3 Federalism Chapter 4 Civil Liberties Chapter 5 Civil Rights, Equality, and Social Movements PART II INSTITUTIONS Chapter 6 Congress Chapter 7 The Presidency Chapter 8 The Federal Bureaucracy Chapter 9 The Judiciary PART III POLITICAL BEHAVIOR Chapter 10 Public Opinion Chapter 11 Interest Groups Chapter 12 The Media and Politics Chapter 13 Political Parties Chapter 14 Voting and Participation Chapter 15 Campaigns and Elections PART IV PUBLIC POLICY Chapter 16 American Economic Policy Chapter 17 American Social Policy Chapter 18 American Foreign Policy Chapter 19 State and Local Government
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PART I FOUNDATIONS Chapter 1 Perspectives on American Government Chapter 2 The Founding and the Constitution Chapter 3 Federalism Chapter 4 Civil Liberties Chapter 5 Civil Rights, Equality, and Social Movements PART II INSTITUTIONS Chapter 6 Congress Chapter 7 The Presidency Chapter 8 The Federal Bureaucracy Chapter 9 The Judiciary PART III POLITICAL BEHAVIOR Chapter 10 Public Opinion Chapter 11 Interest Groups Chapter 12 The Media and Politics Chapter 13 Political Parties Chapter 14 Voting and Participation Chapter 15 Campaigns and Elections PART IV PUBLIC POLICY Chapter 16 American Economic Policy Chapter 17 American Social Policy Chapter 18 American Foreign Policy Chapter 19 State and Local Government
Key concepts: Political science, Presidency, Federalism, Bureaucracy, Public administration, Politics, Constitution, Civil liberties