Congress Reconsidered - Softcover

Lawrence C. Dodd

 
9780871877123: Congress Reconsidered

Synopsis

19 essays, most of them new, five substantially revised, in the fifth edition of Congress Reconsidered reflect the thinking of leading scholars of the institution. One general theme running throughout the essays is that Congress is constantly changing. Like other political institutions it responds to internal forces and to the broader social and political environment of the time. This edition begins with the ysis of the 1992 congressional elections and consideres their implications as Congress moves from a period of divided government to one of united party control.

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About the Author

Lawrence C. Dodd holds the Manning J. Dauer Eminent Scholar Chair in Political Science at the University of Florida. His books include Coalitions in Parliamentary Government (1976), Congress and the Administrative State (coauthored with Richard Schott, 1979), The Dynamics of American Politics (coedited with Cal Jillson, 1994), Learning Democracy (coauthored with Leslie E. Anderson, 2005), and Thinking About Congress (2012). His articles have appeared in the American Political Science Review, Journal of Politics, Polity, Journal of Democracy, and elsewhere. Dodd has served as a congressional fellow, Hoover national fellow, and Woodrow Wilson Center fellow; president of the Southern and Southwestern Political Science Associations; and chair of the APSA’s Legislative Studies Section.

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