The contemporary Congress
Burdett A. Loomis
Abstract
Burdett A. Loomis
Abstract
Preface - Margolies-Mezvinsky, Gingrich, and the Politics of Representation - Congressional Decentralization in Design and Evolution - The Changing Environment of Congressional Politics - Congressional Elections: Roots of the Centrifugal Congress - Congressional Committees - The Individual Enterprise - Parties and Leadership: Capturing the Congress - Presidential-Congressional Relations: Focus, Authority, and Negotiation - The Legislative Process and the Rules of the Game - The Contemporary Congress: Cases and Conclusions - Index
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Preface - Margolies-Mezvinsky, Gingrich, and the Politics of Representation - Congressional Decentralization in Design and Evolution - The Changing Environment of Congressional Politics - Congressional Elections: Roots of the Centrifugal Congress - Congressional Committees - The Individual Enterprise - Parties and Leadership: Capturing the Congress - Presidential-Congressional Relations: Focus, Authority, and Negotiation - The Legislative Process and the Rules of the Game - The Contemporary Congress: Cases and Conclusions - Index
Key concepts: Presidential system, Legislature, Negotiation, Political science, Public administration, Politics, Representation (politics), Decentralization