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|a Congress and Policy Change.
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|a A theory of congressional cycles / Lawrence C. Dodd -- Electoral realignments in the U.S. House of Representatives / David W. Brady -- The politics and policy of race in Congress / Edward G. Carmines and James A. Stimson -- Elections and the potential for policy change in Congress / Gerald C. Wright, Jr. -- Adjusting to the U.S. Senate / Richard F. Fenno, Jr. -- Campaign learning, congressional behavior, and policy change / Marjorie Randon Hershey -- Party leadership and policy change / Barbara Sinclair -- Blocking coalitions and policy change / Roberta Herzberg -- Logrolling in an institutional context / John Ferejohn -- Congress and policy change : issues, answers, and prospects / Leroy N. Rieselbach.
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|a This book is about congressional policy making, and particularly processes by which congressional policy changes - and does not change. At times in our history Congress has been a policy initiator, at others it has been the bastion of resistance to new directions of government action. It reflects the will of the citizenry at times, while at others its rules and processes have done more to serve the interests of special and minority interests. In this collection of original essays, each presenting new research on the personal, political, and institutional factors influencing congressional policy.
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