Party and Ideology in the United States Congress
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Party and Ideology in the United States Congress

by William R. Shaffer

Political Science American politics
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William R. Shaffer examines the role of party and ideology in the United States Congress. This focused work explores two central themes in congressional politics and offers a concise resource for readers studying American government, legislative institutions, and political science.

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Party and Ideology in the United States Congress examines the relationship between political parties and ideology in the U.S. Congress.

Written by William R. Shaffer, the book focuses on two central forces in congressional politics.

It offers readers a focused study of Congress through the broad themes identified in its title.

This work is suited to readers interested in American government, political institutions, and legislative studies.

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