Political Parties and Policy Gridlock in American Government
David R. Jones
Abstract
David R. Jones
Abstract
Parties and the problem of gridlock - an introduction rethinking parties and gridlock parties and the volume of law production parties and the fate of major legislative proposals parties and gridlock in three policy ares - labour-management relations, civil-rights and campaign finance reform.
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Parties and the problem of gridlock - an introduction rethinking parties and gridlock parties and the volume of law production parties and the fate of major legislative proposals parties and gridlock in three policy ares - labour-management relations, civil-rights and campaign finance reform.
Key concepts: Gridlock, Legislature, Political science, Politics, Divided government, Public administration, Government (linguistics), Law and economics