Party and Procedure in the United States Congress
by Jacob R. Straus, Matthew E. Glassman
Party and Procedure in the United States Congress explores the connection between political parties and the procedures that shape congressional work. It offers readers a focused introduction to Congress as a political institution and a useful resource for studying American government and legislative practice.
About This Book
Party and Procedure in the United States Congress focuses on the relationship between political parties and congressional procedure.
The book provides a subject-focused resource for readers seeking to understand the workings of the United States Congress.
Its topic connects institutional rules and legislative practice with the role of parties in congressional activity.
Written by Jacob R. Straus and Matthew E. Glassman, this volume is suited to readers interested in American government, Congress, and political institutions.
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