The structure of American national government
Subtitle: selected readings
By: edited by David B. Hill, Stanley R. Freedman.
Contributors: Freedman, Stanley R., 1949- joint comp.
Publisher: College and University Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: United States -- Politics and government.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Hill, D. B., Freedman, S. R. Preface.; title: The presidency: Skidmore, M. J., Wanke, M. C. The executive - master or equal?; title: Cronin, T. E. Superman, our textbook president.; title: Reedy, G. To tinker with the machinery.; title: Neustadt, R. E. The power to persuade.; title: Sorenson, T. C. How the president makes a decision.; title: Congressional quarterly. Powers of the president.; title: Congress: Skidmore, M. J., Wanke, M. C. The legislative process - Congress, the peoples's branch?; title: Congressional quarterly. Congressional powers.; title: Congressional quarterly. How a bill becomes a law.; title: Congressional quarterly. Congressional seniority: a crusty tradition.; title: Business week. Chairman Mills and the House Ways and Means Committee.; title: Congressional quarterly. Congress and the federal budget.; title: Huntington, S. P. Congressional responses to the twentieth century.; title: Congressional quarterly. Constituency pressures.; title: The Courts: Pritchett, H. C. The Federal judiciary.; title: Congressional quarterly. Supreme Court.; title: Congressional quarterly. The Federal judicial system in the United States.; title: Congressional quarterly. Judicial reform.; title: Congressional quarterly. Nixon justices set tone of judicial restraint.; title: Brennan, W. J. Inside view of the Supreme Court.; title: The bureaucracy: Sherrill, R. Bureaucracy: our profilic drones.; title: Appendix.