An edition of The structure of American national government
(1975)
The structure of American national government
selected readings
by Hill, David B.
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The structure of American national government: selected readings
1975, College and University Press
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Hill, D. B., Freedman, S. R. Preface.
The presidency: Skidmore, M. J., Wanke, M. C. The executive - master or equal?
Cronin, T. E. Superman, our textbook president.
Reedy, G. To tinker with the machinery.
Neustadt, R. E. The power to persuade.
Sorenson, T. C. How the president makes a decision.
Congressional quarterly. Powers of the president.
Congress: Skidmore, M. J., Wanke, M. C. The legislative process - Congress, the peoples's branch?
Congressional quarterly. Congressional powers.
Congressional quarterly. How a bill becomes a law.
Congressional quarterly. Congressional seniority: a crusty tradition.
Business week. Chairman Mills and the House Ways and Means Committee.
Congressional quarterly. Congress and the federal budget.
Huntington, S. P. Congressional responses to the twentieth century.
Congressional quarterly. Constituency pressures.
The Courts: Pritchett, H. C. The Federal judiciary.
Congressional quarterly. Supreme Court.
Congressional quarterly. The Federal judicial system in the United States.
Congressional quarterly. Judicial reform.
Congressional quarterly. Nixon justices set tone of judicial restraint.
Brennan, W. J. Inside view of the Supreme Court.
The bureaucracy: Sherrill, R. Bureaucracy: our profilic drones.
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