By the People Debating American Government (Looseleaf)
by Morone, James A.; Kersh, Rogan-
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The accompanying Oxford Insight? Study Guide works with the text to optimize learning. This powerful tool engages students in an active and highly dynamic review of chapter content, empowering them to critically assess their own understanding of American government. Real-time, actionable data generated by activity in the guide helps instructors ensure that each student is best supported along their unique learning path.
Author Biography
James A. Morone is the John Hazen White Professor of Political Science and Public Policy and Director of Brown University's public policy program.
Rogan Kersh serves as Provost and Professor of Political Science at Wake Forest University.
Table of Contents
About the Authors
Preface
Acknowledgments
PART I: IDEAS AND RIGHTS
1. The Spirit of American Politics
2. The Ideas That Shape America
3. The Constitution
4. Federalism and Nationalism
5. Civil Liberties
6. The Struggle for Civil Rights
PART II: POLITICAL BEHAVIOR
7. Public Opinion
8. Political Participation
9. Media, Technology, and Government
10. Campaigns and Elections
11. Political Parties
12. Interest Groups
PART III: POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
13. Congress
14. The Presidency
15. Bureaucracy
16. The Judicial Branch
PART IV: POLICYMAKING
17. Public Policymaking and Budgeting
18. Foreign Policy
APPENDIX I
The Declaration of Independence
APPENDIX II
The Constitution of the United States of America
APPENDIX III
The Federalist Papers nos. 1, 10, and 51
Glossary
Notes
Credits
Index
Presidential Elections, Congressional
Control, 1789-2016
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