Legislative Leviathan Party Government in the House (Second Edition)
Scholars who compare political parties invariably conclude that American parties are much weaker than their European counterparts: they are much less cohesive on legislative votes; their influence over the flow of legislation is less complete; they control but a small fraction of campaign money;...
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| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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Cambridge University Press
2013
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| Tóm tắt: | Scholars who compare political parties invariably conclude that American
parties are much weaker than their European counterparts: they are much
less cohesive on legislative votes; their influence over the flow of legislation
is less complete; they control but a small fraction of campaign money;
they exercise almost no control over nominations; the list could go on.
Within the American context, observers have commonly concluded that
parties influence legislators less than pressure groups, political action committees,
or constituents |
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