Rivals for Power
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Rivals for Power: Presidential-congressional Relations
By James A. ThurberFirst-hand experience on the Hill and in the Oval Office--and everywhere in between--is reflected in each chapter. Visit our website for sample chapters!
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Rivals for Power: Presidential-congressional Relations
By James A. ThurberSee Cameron , Veto Bargaining , 147 , 212-14 . 72. Cameron , Veto Bargaining , 154-61 . 73. Cameron measures cutpoints like Mouw and MacKuen do , using NOMINATE scores as measures of member ideal points . Changes in cutpoint location ...
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Rivals for Power: Presidential-congressional Relations
By Jordan Tama, James A. ThurberThis text brings together the knowledge of leading scholars and scholar-practitioners alike to explain the complex political dynamic between the president and Congress through an accessible and engaging analysis of executive and legislative ...
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Rivals for Power: Presidential-Congressional Relations
By James A. ThurberOriginal source: The Papers of Alexander Hamilton, vol. 12, July 1792 – October 1792, ed. Harold C. Syrett (New York: Columbia University Press, 1967), 229–58. 141. Anti-Federalist 70, “The Powers and Dangerous Potentials of His Elected ...
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Rivals for Power: Presidential-Congressional Relations
By James A. ThurberRivals for Power is a penetrating and up-to-date description of the power struggle between the president and Congress.
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Rivals for Power: Presidential-congressional Relations
By James A. ThurberMany of the essays focus on lessons learned about cooperation and conflict between the two branches from the Clinton and Bush presidencies. The essays include preliminary analyses of President Barack Obama's relationship with Congress.
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Rivals for Power: Presidential-congressional Relations
By James A. ThurberStudents and policy makers alike will find this book a valuable contribution to their understanding of the current state of federal power, and the narrative -- the historical origins -- of how America's fundamental rivalry has arrived at ...